Int Business Chapter 4 Imports/Exports

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Across
  1. 1. The practice of selling goods tin another country for less than the cost of manufacturing them, or for sees than their market price
  2. 4. The possibility that an investment will be lost due to political changes in a country
  3. 7. The fact that some products are more risky to sell than others
  4. 9. An intangible benefit or task provided by a business to its customers
  5. 11. A tac on an imported good
  6. 14. A tangible item that is made, manufactured, or grown
  7. 15. Restrictions that reduce free trade and limit competition from imported goods
  8. 17. Goods and services that people in one country sell to people in another country
  9. 18. A regulation that limits the number of items that can be sold in a country
  10. 19. Purposefully not buying any products from certain countries
Down
  1. 1. The practice of relying too much on one trading partner
  2. 2. A system of imposing extra costs on imports to protect the interests of local businesses
  3. 3. How long it takes to get your money back
  4. 4. The price quoted to the buyer signifying the buyer pays separately for insurance
  5. 5. All business activities conducted between individuals, companies and government from different countries
  6. 6. Goods and services that people in one country buy from people in another country
  7. 8. The price quoted to the buyer, including cost, insurance, and freight
  8. 10. A complete ban on the import or export of products to a particular country
  9. 12. Free on board, or the ownership of merchandise in transit determines if freight charges are free
  10. 13. The difference between how much a country imports and how much it exports
  11. 16. The possibility that downturns in economic conditions can affect business locally or globally