Free on Board Endorsement (FOB) Definition   Academic Research on Free on Board Endorsement (FOB) Safeguarding shipments when going global, Tarnef, B. M. (1993). Risk Management,40(9), 20. Incoterms 2010: The newest revision of delivery terms, Bergami, R. (2012).Acta Universitatis Bohemiae Meridionales,15(2), 33-40. This paper considers the changes between the Incoterms 2000 and the Incoterms 2010 from a risk management perspective, and highlights the challenges that traders may encounter when dealing with some of these terms. The paper concludes that the new Incoterms 2010 provide improved definitions, and more effectively contextualise the use of old terms that are out of synch with todays modern practices. UnderstandingFOBand CIF Contracts: And When Property and Risk Pass in These Transactions, Asanwana, U., & Efombruh, O. (2018). Available at SSRN 3278642. The aim of this article is to critically, but simply determine when property and risk pass in FOB and CIF contracts. With the aid of relevant cases and statutes, this article will attempt to analyse the issues using the definition of FOB and CIF contracts, the differences between both contracts, and the passing of properties by both the FOB, and the CIF. Introduction toFOBand CIF Sales, Kouladis, N. (2006).Principles of Law Relating to International Trade, 201-211. of Credit Dealings, Nishi, M. of Credit Dealings. Survey on the Utilisation ofFreeTrade Agreements in Indonesia, Wigjoseptina, C., Yunita, L., & Sofiyandi, Y. (2015). Chapters, 77-102. This study is aimed at determining how far the private sector in Indonesia can optimise the use of free trade agreements (FTAs) to improve overall welfare. It takes the form of a survey of manufacturing sector and services sector firms in Greater Jakarta and Greater Surabaya in Indonesia. The survey reveals that firms knowledge of the implementation of FTAs in these regions are limited. The paper also aims to show that smaller firms face more difficulties in accessing the benefits of FTAs. Risks and rewards in export entrepreneurship from Indian sub continent, Gupta, S. L., Bahadur, S., & Gupta, H. (2007). The AIUB Journal of Business and Economics. Incoterms 2010 and the mode of transport: how to choose the right term, Malfliet, J. (2011). InManagement Challenges in the 21st Century: Transport and Logistics: Opportunity for Slovakia in the Era of Knowledge Economy(pp. 163-179). City University of Seattle Bratislava. This paper studies the advice by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) on the use of multi-modal terms, as opposed to maritime Incoterms by traders for any transaction to be carried out. The paper also intends to provide support for traders, proposing criteria that might be applied to choose the right Incoterm. Export documentation, Branch, A. E. (1994). InExport Practice and Management(pp. 261-294). Springer, Boston, MA. Trade-led growth: A sound strategy for Asia, Ratnayake, R. (2009). This paper explores the 2008/09 global economic crisis, and its impact on real economies and trades in the country. The paper also explores the conference organized by the Asia-Pacific Research and Training Network on Trade in 2009 on the topic of global economic crisis. . The selection of the papers discussed at the conference is presented in this volume. It aims to provide some theoretical and empirical reasons towards an argument that for developing Asian economies, export-led growth is still a valid model of stable, equitable and sustainable growth. Logistics as a Driver for Competitiveness in Latin America and the Caribbean, Guasch, J. L. (2011). Inter-American Development Bank. This paper analyses the importance of logistics in competitiveness and economic performance. It analyses the focus by most Latin American and Carribean nations on export-led growth strategies.This report illustrates the relevance and impact of logistics for competitiveness in the region and provides a framework, priorities, interventions, and solutions to address the issues.