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International Business Transactions (352)
Examines the legal framework of the international sales transaction including the commercial terms of the sales agreement (FOB, CIF, etc.), shipping contracts, insurance, financing arrangements (letters of credit, electronic transfers, etc.), and customs documentation. Will also examine the foreign direct investment transaction, international franchise and distribution agreements, and contracts for the transfer of...