International Marketing – Practice 2

 

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word or phrase in the correct form.
  1. The price of oil exported from Russia will also depend on the , i.e. transport and insurance costs involved.
  2. A bill of  is drawn up to prove the ownership of goods.
  3. Importing goods from China allowed the company to lower prices and gain a competitive  in the European market.
  4. I agreed with my friend on a bilateral  exchange: I will teach her English and she will cook dinner for me in return.
  5. The EU wants to introduce higher export  in order to boost the European economy.
  6. If the Commerce Department rules that Mexico is dumping tomatoes, consumers can expect higher tomato prices because the US will impose  on them, limiting the numbers that can be imported.
  7. All the goods ordered in our e-shop are  within 6 working days. Transport costs are included in the price.
  8. Many domestic manufacturers fear that new Chinese companies will introduce  cotton prices and force them to abandon production as a result of unfair competition.
  9. US and EU business leaders now need to focus on removing trade  between the two blocs rather than aim to create a single free trade area.
  10. ExxonMobil is a  corporation, which means it delivers its products and services in many different countries worldwide.