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国际商务谈判复习题

国际商务谈判复习题

《国际商务谈判》复习题一、单项选择题1.商务谈判中数量最多的一种谈判是()A.货物贸易谈判B.劳务贸易谈判C.技术贸易谈判D.违约赔偿谈判2.在西方国家,送礼忌讳用的数字是()A.3B.4C.13D.143.商务谈判成交阶段的主要目标不包括()A.力求尽快达成协议B.争取最后的利益收获C.力争获得更多的让步D.保证已取得的利益不丧失4.以下各项中,正确的国际商务谈判技巧是()A.注重立场B.对事不对人C.尽可能让步D.不让对方获益5.喜欢在饭店、酒吧和艺伎馆里达成谈判交易的是()A.中国人B.日本人C.韩国人D.巴西人6.以下各项中,既属于我国国际商务谈判的基本原则,也是我国对外经贸关系的基本准则的是()A.平等互利B.灵活机动C.友好协商D.依法办事7.对国际商务谈判的环境因素作系统归类和分析的是()A.马什所著的《谈判的艺术》B.马什所著的《合同谈判手册》C.尼尔龙伯格所著的《谈判的艺术》D.尼尔龙伯格所著的《合同谈判手册》8.谈判开始,双方立场均谨慎、现实,尽量寻求适合各方谈判需要的不同谈判方式。

这种谈判风格属于()A.软弱型模式B.进取型模式C.合作型模式D.强有力型模式9.以下各项中,不属于报价时必须遵循的原则的是()A.不问不答B.有问必答C.能言不书D.能书不言10.一般来说,谈判人员在开始时精力充沛,其持续时间约占整个谈判时间的()A.3.3%以下B.3.3%~8.3%C.8.3%~13.3%D.13.3%以上11.以下有关俄罗斯人谈判风格的描述,正确的是()A.豪放热心B.浪漫随意C.求成心切D.效率较高12.商务谈判的四种目标之间的关系是()A.最高目标>实际需求目标>可接受目标≥最低目标B.最高目标>实际需求目标≥可接受目标≥最低目标C.最高目标>可接受目标>实际需求目标≥最低目标D.最高目标>可接受目标≥实际需求目标≥最低目标13.模拟谈判一般发生在国际商务谈判基本程序中的()A.准备阶段B.开局阶段C.签约阶段D.正式谈判阶段14.以下有关谈判组织的构成原则的说法中,不正确的是()A.根据谈判对象确定组织规模B.组成谈判队伍时要贯彻节约原则C.谈判人员应层次分明、分工明确D.谈判人员不应赋予法人代表资格15.“你看给我方的折扣定为3%是否妥当?”这种发问方式属于()A.澄清式B.探索式C.协商式D.诱导式16. 对谈判进行评价的主要指标是( )A.信誉B.经济利益C.拥有信息D.稳定的交易关系17. 在国际商务谈判中,千万不能赠送酒类礼品的国家是( )A.美国B.英国C.法国D.阿拉伯18. 一般商品的交易谈判只需( )A.2~3人B.2~4人C.3~4人D.3~5人19. 符合商务谈判让步原则的做法是( )A.作同等让步B.让步幅度要大C.让步节奏要快D.在重要问题上不要轻易让步20. 德国商人在谈判中往往习惯于( )A.拖拖拉拉B.速战速决C.先礼后兵D.以势压人21. 在国际商务谈判中,首先提出含有较大虚头的开价,然后再讨价还价,直至达成交易的是( )A.西欧式报价B.东欧式报价C.北欧式报价D.日本式报价22. “贵方某某先生的问题提得很好,我曾经在某一份资料上看过有这一问题的记载,就记忆所及,大概是……”这种答复谈判对手的技巧可称为( )A.避正答偏B.推卸责任C.以问代答D.答非所问23. 十分回避“厕所”这个词,一般都使用其他暗示的方法。

国际商务谈判 复习资料

国际商务谈判 复习资料

Part zero1、definition of negotiationNegotiation is a dialogue intended to resolve disputes, to produce an agreement upon courses of action, to bargain for individual or collective advantage, or to craft outcomes to satisfy various interests.A negotiation is a process of communication between parties to manage conflicts in order for them to come to an agreement, solve a problem or make arrangements.2、business negotiation1)definition:It is a process in which the participants of business activities communicate, discuss, and adjust their views, settle differences and finally reach a mutually acceptable agreement in order to close a deal or achieve a proposed financial goal.2)Characteristics :The objective of business negotiation is to obtain financial interestThe core of business negotiation is priceIts principle is equality and mutual benefitItems of contract should keep strictly accurate and rigorous3、international business negotiation1)definition:It refers to the business negotiation that takes place between the interests groups from different countries or regions. It is an important activity frequently involved in foreign trade and other economic exchange, serving a critical approach and method for these interest groups or individuals to confer together to reach an agreement or settle the issues of their interest conflicts.2)Characteristics :In addition to the general characteristics of typical business negotiations, international business negotiation demonstrated the following features: The difficulty and the cost are greater than that of domestic businessLanguage barriersCultural differenceInternational laws and domestic laws are both in forceInternational political factors must be taken into account3)FormsClassified by forms: ①one-to-one negotiation ②multilateral negotiationClassified by negotiation site: ①Host venue ②Guest venue ③The third party’s venueClassified by attitudes of two parties:①Soft negotiation ②Hard negotiation ③Principled negotiationClassified by ways of communication: ①Oral negotiation ②Written negotiation Classified by negotiation object:①Product trade negotiation ②Technology trade negotiation ③Service trade negotiationClassified by the order of negotiators discuss problems:①Horizontal Negotiation ②Vertical negotiation4)PrinciplesEquality and mutual benefit principleKeep it flexible and fluidSincere cooperationAct in strict accordance with the lawPartⅠ4、Maslow's hierarchy of needsMaslow's hierarchy of needs is often portrayed in the shape of a pyramid, with the largest and most fundamental levels of needs at the bottom, and the need for self-actualization at the top. Maslow’s theory suggests that the most basic level of needs must be met before the individual will strongly desire the secondary or higher levels needs.In negotiation, how to use the need theory to find, analyze and satisfy each other’s needs is very crucial for any negotiator to gain over the most possible benefits.1)Survival needs and negotiationThe survival needs are embodied in the negotiation as the negotiator’s needs or dress, food, accommodation, and traveling. As a host and negotiating organizer oneshould provide for the other party a better living condition to lighten the inconveniences, the psychological pressures and the doubtful feelings of the guest negotiators, which is helpful for creating a friendly negotiating atmosphere.2)Security needs and negotiationThe negotiator’s security needs are mainly that of personal, positional and economical benefits.The guest negotiator is not familiar with the local social situation, customs and public order and traffic. They may feel a lack of security or safety. So the host should try to give more considerations to every detail of safety issues.Status security represents that both parties will probably regard reaching an agreement as his task. The negotiator should have a correct understanding of negotiation on an equal basis and for mutual benefit. A negotiator’s work should not be evaluated by the standard of reaching an agreement.The negotiator’s superiors are likely to link the negotiation result with the negotiator’s income. Sometimes the negotiator may take the risk of seeking his personal benefit by reaching an agreement at the cost of the interests of the country or organization.3)Social needs and negotiationEvery negotiator hopes to establish friendly relationship with the other party. In addition, they also hope to have a solidary team of their own to get a successful negotiation result. Therefore negotiators should understand each other andself-surrender a bit to satisfy their own social needs.4)Ego needs and negotiationOne’s need for respect is from three different sources: He needs the respect of his colleagues back home which is fundamental to his personal satisfaction from the negotiation. He will be influenced by the respect of the other party and believe that the other party’s respect depends on his success in earning those material goods. He will also be concerned with his self-respect which will equally focus on his success in winning material goods.In a negotiation if both parties can satisfy each other’s needs for respect, then this respect will change into a power to restrict each other’s behavior and ensure a successful negotiation.5)Self-actualization needs and negotiationThe satisfaction of the self-realization needs in negotiation depends on the achievement the negotiator has made. The more benefits you obtained, the higher degree of satisfaction you’ll have of self-realization needs. To evaluate the negotiator, it is not enough to observe the benefits he strives for. Under what condition and how he strives for the benefits should also be taken into consideration.Negotiators should learn to use the Maslow Need Theory Model as a situational thermostat. Judging how the other person reacts to offers or proposals will reveal how close to making the deal too painful for the other person to accept.5、Game TheorySince both "rationally" decide to defect, each receives a lower reward than if both were to stay quiet. Traditional game theory results in both players being worse off than if each chose to lessen the sentence of his accomplice at the cost of spending more time in jail himself.We must remember the golden rule when it comes to business competition, as taught by the prisoner’s dilemma: Acting in one’s self interest does not always serve one’s self interest.By analysing the top-scoring strategies, Axelrod stated several conditions necessary for a strategy to be successful.1)NiceThe most important condition is that the strategy must be "nice", that is, it will not defect before its opponent does. Almost all of the top-scoring strategies were nice; therefore, a purely selfish strategy will not "cheat" on its opponent, for purely self-interested reasons first.2)RetaliatingHowever, the successful strategy must not be a blind optimist. It must sometimes retaliate. An example of a non-retaliating strategy is Always Cooperate. This is a very bad choice, as "nasty" strategies will ruthlessly exploit such players.3)ForgivingSuccessful strategies must also be forgiving. Though players will retaliate, they will once again fall back to cooperating if the opponent does not continue to defect. This stops long runs of revenge and counter-revenge, maximizing points.4)Non-enviousThe last quality is being non-envious, that is not striving to score more than the opponent.6、Principled negotiationPrincipled negotiation is the name given to the interest-based approach to negotiation set out in the best-known conflict resolution book, Getting to Yes. The book advocates four fundamental principles of negotiation:1) separate the people from the problem;Separating the people from the problem means separating relationship issues from substantive issues, and dealing with them independently. People problems often involve difficult emotions — fear, anger, distrust and anxiety for example. These emotions get intertwined with the substantive issues in the dispute and make both harder to deal with.2) focus on interests, not positions;Negotiating about interests means negotiating about things that people really want and need, not what they say that want or need. Often, these are not the same. People tend to take extreme positions that are designed to counter their opponents’ positions. If asked why they are taking that position, it often turns out that the underlying reasons--their true interests and needs--are actually compatible, not mutually exclusive.3) invent options for mutual gain;By focusing on interests, disputing parties can more easily fulfill the third principle--invent options for mutual gain. This means negotiators should look for new solutions to the problem that will allow both sides to win, not just fight over the original positions which assume that for one side to win, the other side must lose.4) introduce on objective criteria.If union and management are struggling over a contract, they can look to see what other similar companies have agreed to use as an outside objective criteria. This gives both sides more guidance as to what is "fair," and makes it hard to oppose offers in this range.The four components are interrelated with each other and should be applied to throughout the whole course of the negotiations.Part Ⅱ7、Setting up an AppointmentPersonal Styles VS Degree of AC(个性类型与谈判模式)1)Competing style of persons tends to use high pressure and they force the other party to surrender to their demands.2)Collaborating style of persons show concerns and understanding to parties’ interests, difficulties and satisfactions, trust others and offer help needed in negotiation.3)Compromising style of persons try to split the difference or find an intermediate point according to some principle.4)Avoiding style of persons is never willing to cooperate with others nor do they state their consent or objection openly.5)Accommodating style of persons habitually accept others’ desires and requests. The model clearly shows the position of each personal style in the graph and their combination of different degrees of assertiveness and cooperativeness.1)Competing style and accommodating style are at the high ends of assertiveness and cooperativeness.2)Avoiding style is neither assertive nor cooperative, thus is the least recommended style for negotiations.3)Compromising style, corresponding its middle position, is inclined to take middle way and seeks balance between different people.4)Collaborating style combines highest degree of both assertiveness and cooperativeness and should be recommended as the most suitable personal style for negotiations.By cooperating with different kinds of counterparts, you can adopt different strategies accordingly.8、Negotiation StrategiesYour case and bargaining position will determine which negotiation strategy will work best for you:Competitive, when you must have what you want;Accommodation, when you have done wrong and want to settle quickly; Compromising, when expedience matters most;Collaborative, when you want to create a bigger pie;Avoidance, when you are not yet ready to bargain.The Competitive Strategy——“I win, you lose” is the one most often used in settlement negotiation. Following are examples of some competitive tactics: 1) Alternatives to settlement.Emphasize you have better choices than settlement.2) “Anything but that”Claim your adversary’s offer is not enough, even when it is.3) Bluffing(欺骗,糊弄)Bluffing is at negotiation’s core because each side has limited information. Look for signs of uncertainty on adversary’s face or in his body language. Uses the uncertainty to create even more doubt. And doubt translates into risk, and risk into money.4) Bringing in the mediaThreaten to report some action or behavior to the media to induce concessions. (media-sensitive industries)5) Creating deadlockCreate deadlock to force your adversary into concessions to move the negotiations along.6) Diversion/DistractionIf you feel you are losing an important issue, shift the discussions to a different issue before you concede(让步).7) Done dealTake some unilateral(单边的) action and present it to other side as a “done deal”. Your adversary is thus forced to acquiesce(勉强同意) or walk out.8) Good cop/Bad copTeam an aggressive negotiator with a friendly negotiator to win concessions. The aggressive negotiator uses competitive tactics to anger and distract your adversary. The friendly negotiator steps in to smooth things over. You can strike a deal on thefriendly negotiator’s terms.9) Irrational behaviorSometimes act irrationally, not only to distract and unnerve, but also to undermine your adversary’s confidence.10) Limited authorityClaim to lack authority to settle at some amount and ask your adversary to reduce the offer to your authority limits.11) Limited timeConstrain the time limits of the negotiation.12) “Poor me”Act like you have no background or training in negotiation and ask your adversary’s help. He may sympathize with you and be more reasonable than he intended.13) SilenceVery few people can endure silence. Silence can impel your adversary to give you more information or concede more than he intended.14) Straw manDemand agreement on issue 1, which your adversary cares about most. Create deadlock and then “reluctantly” concede issue 1 to gain agreement on issue 2.15) TurnaboutAfter you have conceded an issue or otherwise acted defensively, “gain space” by coming out strong on the next issue.16) Use of powerThreaten to use your power and sometimes actually use it.●The Accommodation Strategy——An accommodating party will sublimate itsconcerns to satisfy the other party’s, at least for the present. You choose an Accommodation Strategy if you have done wrong and want to get the matter over with quickly and less expensively.1) Face-savingPrioritize the other side’s dignity. Allow the other side to make tactful retreats to avoid embarrassment.2) IdentificationAlign your interests with your adversary’s, see the facts from her perspective, and agree with her arguments. But don’t concede unnecessary issues.3 )Take the lead oarMove the negotiation forward regardless of who created the difficulty.4) Take reasonable actionsAlways be the party of reason, whether setting realistic deadlines or other conditions of the negotiation.●The Compromising Strategy——Compromisers look for an expedient, partiallysatisfactory middle ground.1) Bit-by-bitGain your concessions “bit-by-bit” rather than all at once.2) Conditional proposalsMake a proposal conditioned upon your adversary’s acceptance of issues you need favorably resolved.3) “Log-rolling”Concede on an unimportant issue to you in exchange for your adversary’s concession on an issue that does matter to you.4) “Splitting the baby”At some point offer to split the difference with the other side5) Tit-for-tat针锋相对Never make a concession without obtaining one in return.●The Collaborative Strategy——The Collaborative Strategy(win-win)seeks tocreate value for both sides. Its focus is on each side’s underlying interests and not their positions.1) FlexibilityBe flexible. Know when to mount a tactical retreat and when to press for an important point.2) Focus on processProcess often translates into improved substance.3) Identify with others in similar circumstancesArgue that the other side has already treated similarly-situated X in a particular way, and they should treat you the same way.●The Avoidance Strategy——Avoiders try to ignore the entire dispute, or somespecific issues, for at least some period of time.1) Negotiate money issues firstIf you prioritize money, insist that money be negotiated first.2) Negotiate non-money issues firstIf you wish to avoid paying money, address the non-money issues first. You can then value your none-monetary concessions and use those values to reduce the amount of money you will pay your adversary.3) Refuse to combine negotiation of related disputesIf you are litigating multiple related actions, refuse to negotiate the actions together if you determine that you are stronger in one case than another.4) Walk out of the negotiationIf you become engaged in negotiations you are not ready for, walk out.5) Withdraw an issueIf you are not yet ready to address an issue, perhaps because it is too painful or simply not ripe for discussion, remove that issue from the negotiation, for at least some period of time.6) Switching strategiesYou may decide to switch strategies if you feel you are making insufficientprogress.Part Ⅲ9、Free trade areaWTO means the World Trade OrganizationGATS means the General Agreement on Trade in Services, which is part of the WTO Agreement;GATT means the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which is part of the WTO Agreement.FTA(free-trade area)is a theoretical concept where a trade bloc whose member countries have signed a free-trade agreement (FTA), which eliminates tariffs, import quotas, and preferences on most (if not all) goods and services traded between them.中日韩自由贸易区CJK FTA1)General Trade and Economic Relations among the Three Countries China, Japan and Korea are major economic players in the world which recorded nearly 20% of the world’s total GDP. The share of intra-regional trade among the three countries has increased steadily. China was the largest trading partner of Japan and Korea, and the two countries were regarded as the second and third largest trading partners of China.However, intra-regional trade levels were still much lower than those of the EU and NAFTA, substantial economic integration has not yet evolved in this region. Given the region’s economic power and competitiveness, economic integration in the region will certainly bring tremendous benefits not only to the region, but also to the world.2) Impacts of a Future CJK FTA on Agriculture, FisheryA possible CJK FTA will bring the three countries potential benefits, including access for consumers to a wider range of agricultural products with lower prices and improved access for exporters to the partners’ markets. However, it would raise concerns in Japan and Korea for serious impacts on domestic agriculture production. It also increase pressure for China to meet domestic demand and lost price advantage in agriculture due to the rapidly increasing labor and input cost. In pursuing a possible CJK FTA, due consideration should be given to sensitive products of each country.In the fishery sector, China is more competitive in fresh water fishery, while Japan and Korea are more competitive in marine capture fisheries. With a possible CJK FTA, trade in fish products would benefit consumers and improve the overall national welfare of the three countries. However, a decline of fishery resources, increasing cost of capturing and stronger competition from areas will attenuate the positive effect. So consideration should be given to the effect of an appropriatefishery resources management to ensure sustainable development of fishery industries.3) Impacts of a Future CJK FTA on Industrial GoodsA CJK FTA will likely increase the trade volumes and enhance production networks among them. On the other hand, a CJK FTA would reveal sensitive sectors in all three countries. For China, a CJK FTA could result in further accelerated increase of imports from Japan and Korea, thus bringing bigger pressure on China’s domestic enterprises in such sensitive industries as chemicals; automobiles; electronics and ship-building, etc.In order to enhance the competitiveness of the manufacturing industries of China, Japan and Korea, the three countries should not only reduce tariff andnon-tariff measures which have adverse effects to trade, but also deepen and strengthen economic linkages among the three countries to establish a win-win-win relationship through forming a CJK FTA, with due consideration to the sensitivities of each country in these areas.4) Impacts of a Future CJK FTA on Trade in servicesBy reducing barriers and enhancing transparency, a possible CJK FTA might contribute to and enhance the momentum of mutual cooperation, MA, movement of goods, capital, persons and technology and trade facilitation. A future CJK FTA will help bring down costs and prices, increase efficiency and innovation, and broaden the range of services being offered, thus improving the quality of services through maximization of cross-border resource allocation processes. The facilitation of movement of business personnel will also promote the overall development in the services sectors.5) Impacts of a Future CJK FTA on InvestmentWith a comprehensive CJK FTA, which focuses on enhancing market access by eliminating restrictions against foreign investment in an appropriate manner, more active trade and investment in Northeast Asia would ensue. Liberalization of investment would also enable investors to mobilize their resources for further development in this region, thus leading to a mutually beneficial cooperative partnership among the three countries in the future.In future negotiations on the investment chapter, more flexibility should be given to China for adaption and modification in its liberalization process.6) E-commerceWith the development of information technology, e-commerce has emerged as a dynamic form of transaction and one of the most quickly growing business industries in the world. Increasing use of e-commerce can bring economic growth and opportunity through facilitating trade in goods and introducing new services. Enterprises, including SMEs, will profit from the use of e-commerce as it improves efficiency and reduces the cost of transactions. A possible CJK FTA would provide an opportunity to enhance trilateral e-commerce cooperation and transaction.中国-东盟自由贸易区中国-新西兰自由贸易区Part Ⅳ10、Four modes of supply of the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS)1) Cross-border (跨境交付)——from the territory of one Member into the territory of any other Member.Mode 1: A user in country A receives services from abroad through its telecommunications or postal infrastructure.2) Consumption abroad(境外消费)——in the territory of one Member to the service consumer of any other Member.Mode 2: Nationals of A have moved abroad as tourists, students, or patients to consume the respective services.3) Commercial Presence(商业存在)——by a service supplier of one Member, through commercial presence, in the territory of any other Member.Mode 3: The service is provided within A by a locally-established affiliate, subsidiary, or representative office of a foreign-owned and — controlled company (bank, hotel group, construction company, etc.).4) Presence of natural persons(自然人流动)——d.by a service supplier of one Member, through the presence of natural persons of a Member in the territory of any other Member.Mode 4: A foreign national provides a service within A as an independent supplier (e.g., consultant, health worker) or employee of a service supplier (e.g. consultancy firm, hospital, construction company).。

国际商务谈判技巧考试 选择题 51题

国际商务谈判技巧考试 选择题 51题

1.在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是建立信任的关键因素?A. 透明度B. 保密性C. 一致性D. 可靠性2. 当谈判双方的文化背景差异较大时,以下哪种策略最有效?A. 坚持己见B. 尊重对方文化C. 忽视文化差异D. 强势主导3. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的沟通技巧?A. 倾听B. 打断对方C. 清晰表达D. 非语言沟通4. 当谈判陷入僵局时,以下哪种方法可以帮助打破僵局?A. 退出谈判B. 提出新的解决方案C. 坚持原有立场D. 增加压力5. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是准备阶段的重要工作?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同6. 当谈判对手提出不合理要求时,以下哪种反应最合适?A. 立即拒绝B. 耐心解释C. 愤怒回应D. 无视要求7. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是建立良好关系的方法?A. 尊重对方B. 展示实力C. 分享信息D. 建立共同目标8. 当谈判中出现误解时,以下哪种做法最有助于澄清问题?A. 重复对方的话B. 直接指责C. 忽视误解D. 详细解释9. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的决策技巧?A. 集体决策B. 个人决策C. 数据支持D. 风险评估10. 当谈判中需要提出让步时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 突然提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝让步D. 完全让步11. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的情绪管理技巧?A. 保持冷静B. 表达愤怒C. 自我控制D. 积极态度12. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议13. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的团队合作技巧?A. 明确分工B. 个人主义C. 有效沟通D. 共同目标14. 当谈判中需要处理冲突时,以下哪种方法最有效?A. 回避冲突B. 直接对抗C. 寻求妥协D. 完全接受对方意见15. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的信息收集技巧?A. 网络搜索B. 个人猜测C. 行业报告D. 专家咨询16. 当谈判中需要提出价格谈判时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出高价B. 逐步提出价格C. 拒绝提出价格D. 完全接受对方价格17. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判策略?A. 双赢策略B. 零和策略C. 合作策略D. 竞争策略18. 当谈判中需要提出新的条款时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方条款19. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧20. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案21. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同22. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议23. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧24. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案25. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同26. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议27. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧28. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案29. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同30. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议31. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧32. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案33. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同34. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议35. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧36. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案37. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同38. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议39. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧40. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案41. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同42. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议43. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧44. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案45. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同46. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议47. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧48. 当谈判中需要提出新的解决方案时,以下哪种方式最合适?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方方案49. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判准备?A. 收集信息B. 确定目标C. 制定策略D. 签订合同50. 当谈判中需要提出新的建议时,以下哪种方式最有效?A. 直接提出B. 逐步提出C. 拒绝提出D. 完全接受对方建议51. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪项不是有效的谈判技巧?A. 倾听技巧B. 打断技巧C. 表达技巧D. 非语言沟通技巧答案:1. B2. B3. B4. B5. D6. B7. B8. D9. B10. B11. B12. B13. B14. C15. B16. B17. B18. B19. B20. B21. D22. B23. B24. B25. D26. B27. B28. B29. D30. B31. B32. B33. D34. B35. B36. B37. D38. B39. B40. B41. D42. B43. B44. B45. D46. B47. B48. B49. D50. B51. B。

国际商务谈判复习重点

国际商务谈判复习重点

现代商务谈判的信息准备是指在商务谈判之前,对与谈判活动有密切联系的环境信息、市场信息、科技信息、谈判对象情况等进行有计划、有组织、有目的的收集、分析和整理,是对所收集的相关信息及其属性的一种客观描述,是一种特殊的人工信息。

市场信息的概念:反映市场经济活动特征及其发展变化的各种消息、资料、数据、情报的统称。

它通过语言表达作为传递工具,换言之,市场信息是由语言组成的。

策略的定义:从企业经营的角度来说,国际商务谈判策略是为了实现企业的经营目标,在市场竞争的环境变化中求得生存和发展的一系列对策的总称;开局阶段:主要是指谈判双方见面后,在讨论具体、实质性问题之前,相互介绍寒暄及就谈判内容以外的话题进行交谈的那段时间。

谈判是借助于谈判双方的信息交流来完成的,而谈判中的信息传递与接收则需要通过谈判人员之间的听、问、答、叙、看、辩及说服对方等方法来完成。

谈判信息的作用1、谈判信息是制定谈判战略的依据2、谈判信息是控制谈判过程的手段3、谈判信息是双方相互沟通的中介谈判信息收集的主要内容:确定目标的原则:(1)实用性(2)合理性(3)合法性谈判目标的确定:1、谈判主题的具体化:2、目标的层次(1)最优目标:最高目标;理想目标;对方忍受的最高程度;(2)实际需求目标:谈判各方根据主客观因素,考虑各方情况,经科学论证,纳入谈判计划的目标。

秘而不宣;一般由谈判对手提出;事关重大。

(3)可接受目标:在谈判中可努力争取或作出让步的范围,它能满足谈判一方的部分需求,实现部分经济利益。

(4)最低目标:谈判的真正底线,如不能达成宁可谈判破裂也不能再有谈判余地。

谈判对象的确定:(1)拟定谈判对象:选择匹配的谈判伙伴(2)了解谈判对手:强有力型—谈判开始立场强硬;谈判代表权力有限;情绪易激动;很少时间压力:软弱型—谈判开始立场谨慎;不漫天要价;面对压力常委曲求全;合作型—立场现实;努力求同存异。

谈判方案的制订(一)制定谈判方案的基本要求1、简明扼要,通俗易记2、要具体翔实(具体内容)3、要灵活实用(二)谈判方案的主要内容1、确定谈判目标(最优目标、最低目标)2、规定谈判期限3、拟定谈判议程:确定谈判中各交易条件的最低可接受限度:一、价格水平二、支付方式三、交货与罚金四、保证期长短模拟谈判:拟定假设;想象谈判全过程;集体模拟(沙龙式、戏剧式)制定国际商务谈判策略的步骤:1、了解影响谈判的因素2、寻找关键问题3、针对具体目标形成假设性方法:4、形成具体谈判策略5、拟定行动计划方案:开局阶段的特点:人们的精力最为充沛,注意力也最为集中;洽谈的格局就是在开局后的几分钟内确定;这一阶段是双方阐明各自立场的阶段;谈判双方阵容中的个人地位及所承担的角色完全暴露出来开局阶段的策略:(一)创造良好的谈判气氛:一种谈判气氛会在不知不觉中把谈判朝某个方向推进。

烟台大学国际商务谈判期末考试复习题及参考答案

烟台大学国际商务谈判期末考试复习题及参考答案

国际商务谈判A 2022秋复习题提示:输入题目题干部分文字,按键盘快捷键CtrWF查找题目答案。

超越高度一、单选题(每题2分,共25道小题,总分值50分)L商务谈判中,作为摸清对方需要,掌握对方心理的手段是()(2分)A、问B、听C、看D、说正确答案:A2.为谈判过程确定基调是在(2分)A、准备阶段B、开局阶段C、正式谈判阶段D、签约阶段正确答案:B3.澳大利亚人的谈判风格一般表现为(2分)A N重视办事效率B、待人苛刻C、不愿接受款待D、不守信用正确答案:A4.既理性又富有人情味的谈判类型是(2分)A、让步型谈判B、软式谈判C、原则型谈判D、立场型谈判正确答案:C5.下列选项中,不属于非人员风险的是(2分)A、素质风险B、市场风险C、合同风险D、政治风险正确答案:A6.谈判中,双方互赠礼品时,西方人较为重视礼物的意义和()(2分)A、礼物价值B、礼物包装C、礼物类型D、感情价值正确答案:D7.在缺乏谈判经验的情况下,进行一些较为陌生的谈判,谈判人员应采取的让步方式。

()(2分)B、等额C、风险性D、不平衡正确答案:B8.按谈判中双方所采取的的态度,可以将谈判分为立场型谈判、原则型谈判和()(2分)A、软式谈判B、集体谈判C、横向谈判D、投资谈判正确答案:A9.既能带来收益机会又存在损失可能的风险是(2分)A、纯风险B、投机风险C、政治风险D、市场风险正确答案:B10.根据谈判者让步的程度,谈判风格可分为软弱型模式、强有力模式和()(2分)A、合作型模式B、对立型式C、温和型模式D、中立型模式正确答案:D11.必须选择全能型谈判人员的谈判类型是(2分)A、集体谈判B、双边谈判C、多边谈判D、个体谈判正确答案:D12.在涉及合同中某些专业性法律条款的谈判时,主谈人应该(2分)A、由懂行的专家或专业人员担任B、由商务人员担任C、由谈判领导人员担任D、由法律人员担任正确答案:D13.谈判中最为纷繁多变,也是经常发生破裂的阶段是谈判()(2分)A、初期B、中期C、协议期D、后期正确答案:C14.当今世界各国当事人普遍选择的解决争议的基本方式是诉讼和(2分)A、行政复议C、仲裁D、谈判正确答案:C15.国际商务谈判中,非人员风险主要有政治风险、自然风险和()(2分)A、技术风险B、市场风险C、经济风险D、素质风险正确答案:B16.在国际商务谈判中,有两种典型的报价战术,即西欧式报价和()(2分)A、中国式报价B、日本式报价C、东欧式报价D、中东式报价正确答案:B17.在国际商务活动中,一旦发生纠纷并诉诸法律,其法律适用问题将涉及到(2分)A、买方国家B、卖方国家C、不同国家之间D、第三方国家正确答案:C18.下列方法中属于间接处理潜在谈判僵局的是(2分)A、反问劝导法B、场外沟通C、站在对方立场上说服对方D、先重复对方的意见,然后再削弱对方正确答案:D19.市场信息的语言组织结构包括文字式结构和—结构。

国际商务试题答案

国际商务试题答案

国际商务试题答案一、选择题1. 在国际商务活动中,以下哪项是最重要的贸易壁垒?A. 关税壁垒B. 非关税壁垒C. 技术壁垒D. 配额制度答案:B. 非关税壁垒2. 国际贸易中的“最惠国待遇”是指:A. 给予所有国家相同的贸易优惠B. 仅给予特定国家贸易优惠C. 仅给予邻国贸易优惠D. 仅给予发达国家贸易优惠答案:A. 给予所有国家相同的贸易优惠3. 跨国公司在进行国际扩张时,通常采用的直接投资形式是:A. 出口B. 特许经营C. 合资企业D. 全资子公司答案:D. 全资子公司4. 在国际商务谈判中,以下哪种策略最有助于建立长期合作关系?A. 强硬谈判B. 让步策略C. 合作策略D. 竞争策略答案:C. 合作策略5. 国际商务环境中,文化差异对商业活动的影响主要体现在哪些方面?A. 管理方式B. 沟通方式C. 决策过程D. 所有以上方面答案:D. 所有以上方面二、简答题1. 请简述国际商务中贸易保护主义的主要表现形式及其可能带来的影响。

答:贸易保护主义主要通过实施高关税、配额制度、技术标准和行政干预等手段来限制进口商品,保护本国产业。

这种做法可能导致国际贸易紧张关系加剧,全球贸易效率降低,最终可能引起贸易战,损害全球经济的健康发展。

2. 阐述国际商务中文化适应性的重要性及其对企业成功的作用。

答:文化适应性在国际商务中至关重要,因为它涉及到理解和尊重不同文化背景下的商业习惯和交流方式。

具备良好文化适应性能力的企业和个人能够更有效地与不同国家的合作伙伴沟通,建立信任,从而促进谈判成功、合同签订和长期合作关系的建立。

3. 描述国际商务中汇率波动对企业的影响,并提出应对策略。

答:汇率波动会影响企业的成本、定价、利润和竞争力。

企业可以通过多种策略来应对汇率风险,包括使用远期合约和期权锁定汇率、多元化货币结算、以及在不同国家间分散投资以降低单一货币波动的影响。

三、案例分析题某中国企业计划在印度建立制造工厂,以降低生产成本并更好地进入当地市场。

国际商务第一章复习题

国际商务第一章复习题

Chapter 01True / False Questions1.The shift toward a more integrated and interdependent world economy is referred to asglobalization.True False2. A company does not need a large size to facilitate, and benefit from, the globalization of markets.True Falsepanies hope to lower their overall cost structure or improve the quality or functionality of theirproduct offering through globalization of production. True False4.The most global markets currently are markets for consumer products. True False5.Outsourcing is a process that is limited to manufacturing enterprises. True False6.The health care sector in the U.S. cannot avail the benefits of outsourcing to lowcost producers inother nations because of the nature of the work. True False7.The World Bank has focused on policing the world trading system and making sure nation-statesadhere to the rules laid down in trade treaties. True False8.The World Bank is known as the lender of the last resort.True False9.One of the UN's central mandates is the promotion of higher standards of living, full employment,and conditions of economic and social progress and development.True False10.In 2008 and 2009, the GATT became the forum though which major nations attempted to launcha coordinated policy response to the global financial crisis, which started in America.True False11.The Uruguay Round, finalized in December 1993, reduced protection for patents, trademarks, andcopyrights.12."Beggar thy neighbor" retaliatory trade policies involved countries progressively lowering tradebarriers against each other, which contributed to the Great Depression of the 1930s.True False13.Rivers Inc., a U.S. based sports apparel manufacturer, sets up a production unit in China to takeadvantage of the lower labor costs there. This is an example of foreign direct investment.True False14.World Bank gives an aid of 100 million dollars to Kenya for creating rural health care facilities. Thisis an example of foreign direct investment.True False15.The lowering of barriers to international trade enables firms to view the world, rather than a singlecountry, as their market.True False16.According to WTO data, the volume of world merchandise trade has grown faster than the worldeconomy since 1950.True False17.The expansion of world trade implies that nations are becoming less dependent on each other forimportant goods and services.True False18.Over the past 30 years the flow of FDI has accelerated faster than the growth in world trade andworld output.True False19.The globalization of markets and production and the resulting growth of world trade, foreign directinvestment, and imports all imply that firms are finding their home markets protected from foreign competitors.True False20.The cost of microprocessors continues to fall, while their power increases. This statementsupports the predictions made by Moore's Law.True FalseTrue False21.Efficiency gains associated with containerization have caused transportation costs to falldramatically.True False22.Low-cost global communications networks such as the World Wide Web are helping to createelectronic global marketplaces.True False23.Globalization of markets has resulted in greater differentiation of consumer tastesand preferences.24.In the early 1960s, the United States was by far the world's dominant industrial power. However by2009, it lost its dominant position and now, is no longer the world's largest industrial power.True False25.Non-U.S. firms increasingly began to invest across national borders because they wanted todisperse production activities to optimal locations and to build a direct presence in major foreign markets.True False26.A multinational enterprise (MNE) is any business that exports or imports products from othercountries.True False27.A current trend in international business is the decline of medium-sized and small multinationals,known as mini-multinationals.True False28.The globalization of the world economy has resulted in a relative increase in the dominance ofU.S. firms in the global marketplace.True False29.Doing business in Russia involves risks because the country has shown signs of shifting backtoward greater state involvement in economic activity and authoritarian government.True False30.Current trends indicate the world is moving toward an economic system that is more favorable forinternational business.True False31.Globalization reduces the risks of global financial contagion.True False32.Globalization critics argue that the decline in unskilled wage rates is due to the migration of low-wage manufacturing jobs offshore and a corresponding reduction in demand for unskilled workers.True False33.Evidence suggests that technological change has had a bigger impact than globalization on thedeclining share of national income enjoyed by labor. True False34.Recent evidence indicates that the solution to the problem of stagnant incomes among theunskilled is to be found in increasing government regulation of markets.True False35.According to supporters of free trade, as countries get richer they commit greater violation ofenvironmental and labor regulations.36.According to critics of globalization, today's interdependent global economy limits a nation'snational sovereignty.True False37.Critics of globalization suggest that over the last century, the gap between the rich and poornations of the world has shrunken.True False38.Supporters of debt relief argue that new democratic governments in poor nations should not beforced to honor debts incurred by corrupt and dictatorial predecessors.True False39.A firm does not have to become a multinational enterprise to engage in international business.True FalseTrue False40.Differences between countries require that an international business vary its practices country bycountry.True FalseMultiple Choice Questions41.Since the collapse of communism at the end of the 1980s, the erstwhile communist nations havetransformed their economies by globalizing their markets. This involves _____.A.regulating marketsB.privatizing state-owned enterprisesC.decreasing competitionD.reducing foreign investment42.Which of the following is a consequence of globalization?A.Decreasing interdependence between national economiesB.Increasing outsourcing of servicesC.Differentiation of material cultureD.Increase in barriers to cross-border trade43.Which of the following has enabled globalization of markets?A.Differentiation amongst national marketsB.Falling barriers to cross border tradeC.Reduced homogeneity of material culture across the worldD.Increased government ownership of factors of production44.Which of the following factors hinders globalization of consumer goods market? A. Nationaldifferences in tastes and preferencesB.Higher production costs in developed nationsC.Homogenization of material cultureD.Increasing outsourcing of goods and services45.Globalization of markets results in markets becoming _____.A.less interdependentB.less diverseC.more protectedD.less competitive46.A U.S. Investment firm, Fin-Smart, set up a customer service call center in India to take advantageof the lower labor costs. This is called _____.A.homogenizing marketsB.vertical integrationC.outsourcingD.horizontal integration47.Early outsourcing efforts were primarily confined to _____.A.health careB.service activitiesC.technological researchD.manufacturing activities48.Which of the following is NOT an impediment that makes it difficult for firms to achieve the optimaldispersion of their productive activities to locations around the globe?A.Reduced tariffs on imports of manufactured goodsernment regulationsC.Issues associated with economic and political riskD.Barriers to foreign direct investment49.The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was responsible for _____. A. protectinggovernment owned enterprisesB.policing the global marketplaceC.limiting nuclear testingD.promoting environment friendly technologyTrue False50.The ______ is primarily responsible for policing the world trading system and making sure nation-states adhere to the rules laid down in trade treaties signed by member states.A.International Development AssociationB.World BankC.International Court of justiceD.World Trade Organization51.The World Trade Organization promotes _____.A.lowering of barriers to cross-border trade and investmentB.infrastructural development in poor nations through low-interest loansC.state ownership of major enterprisesD.regulation of national economies52.Which of the following is true about the International Monetary Fund? A. It is primarilyresponsible for policing the world trading system.B.It is seen as the lender of last resort to nation-states whose economies are in turmoil.C.It is responsible for establishing multinational treaties to govern the global business system.D.It was established to formulate a coordinated policy response to financial crises in developingnations.53.The _____ was established on October 24, 1945, by 51 countries committed to preservingpeace through international cooperation and collective security. A. World TradeOrganizationB.United NationsC.G20txD.World Bank54.The G20tx was originally established to _____.A.preserve peace through international cooperation and collective securityB.maintain order in the international monetary systemC.formulate a coordinated policy response to financial crises in developing nationsD.manage, regulate, and police the global marketplace55._____ occurs when a firm exports goods or services to consumers in another country.A.International tradeB.Foreign direct investmentC.Inward investmentD.Outsourcing56.In late 2001, the WTO launched a new round of talks in Doha aimed at: A. helping memberstates to cope with financial crisis.B.further liberalization of the global trade and investment framework.C.protecting national economies from global competition.D.promoting higher standards of living in all member states.57.Which of the following is NOT included in world merchandise trade?A.Manufactured goodsB.Agricultural goodsC.ServicesD.Mining products58._____ have/has the most to gain from reductions in agricultural tariffs and subsidies that are a partof the Doha agenda.A.The world's developed nationsB.The world's poorer nationsC.European nationsD.The United States59.Which of the following is NOT a consequence of the reduction in trade barriers and restrictions onFDI since 1950?A.Firms are dispersing parts of their production process to global locations to drive downproduction costs and increase product quality.B.The economies of the world's nation states are becoming more intertwined.C.Nations are becoming more independent of each other for important goods and services.True FalseD.The world has become significantly wealthier since 1950.60.The financial crisis in the U.S. in 2009 was triggered by _____.A.the global hike in the price of crude oilB.the slowdown in U.S. importsC.the problems in the U.S. subprime mortgage lending marketD.the artificial fixing of currency rate by China61._____ predicts that the power of microprocessor technology doubles and its cost of production fallsin half every 18 months.A.Keynes's LawB.Say's LawC.Moore's LawD.Sullivan Principles62.Containerization allows:A.reduction of the time needed to get from one location to another.B.simplification of transshipment from one mode of transport to another.C.buyers and sellers to find each other easily.D.enterprises to coordinate and control a globally dispersed production system.63.The relative decline of the United States in the share of world output and world exports reflects_____.A.an increase in the barriers to foreign trade in the U.S.B.the deepening of the global financial crisisC.the reduced industrialization in developing nationsD.the growth in the economic development of the world economy64.In the 1970s, many Japanese firms invested in North America and Europe: A. to avoid a highlycompetitive domestic market.B.to exploit high domestic tariff barriers.C.as a hedge against unfavorable currency movements.D.to take advantage of low labor costs.65.What is the total cumulative value of foreign investments best referred to as? A. Accumulationof foreign sharesB.Portfolio investmentsC.Stock of foreign direct investmentsD.Stock market investments66.Throughout the 1990s, the amount of foreign direct investment directed at both developed anddeveloping nations increased dramatically. This trend reflects: A. a slowdown in global economic activity.B.the increasing share of the U.S. in the total FDI stock.C.the decline in cross-border flows of foreign direct investment.D.the increasing internationalization of business corporations.67.Which of the following countries has been the largest recipient of foreign direct investment andreceived about $60 billion to $100 billion a year in inflows in 2004-2009?A.BrazilB.RussiaC.IndiaD.China68.A multinational enterprise (MNE) is a firm that _____.A.exports its products to multiple countriesB.has production units in more than two countriesC.does most of its business on the InternetD.lists its securities on a public exchange69.Which of these statements pertaining to cross-border FDI flows is true? A. There was agrowth of FDI between 2004 and 2007.B.A slump in FDI from 1998 to 2000 was followed by a surge from 2001 to 2003.True FalseC.Among developing nations, the largest recipient of FDI has been Russia.D.The dramatic increase in FDI reflects the decreasing internationalization of businesscorporations.70.Since the 1960s, which of the following has been a notable trend in the demographics of themultinational enterprise?A.The decline of multinational companies in the manufacturing sectorB.The growth of government-owned multinational enterprisesC.The decline of non-U.S. multinationalsD.The growth of mini-multinationals71.In the last two decades, Latin American countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Chile have _____.A.embraced communist principlesB.promoted government ownership of enterprisesC.experienced increasing debt and inflationD.welcomed foreign investment72.Which of the following is a risk associated with globalization?A.Restrictions on competitionB.Global financial contagionC.Excessive market regulationD.Differentiation of markets73.Supporters of globalization maintain that the apparent decline in real wage rates of unskilledworkers:A.is due to technological changes that create greater demand for skilled workers.B.is due to the migration of low-wage manufacturing jobs offshore.C.can be checked by increasing government ownership of enterprises.D.can be checked by limiting free trade and foreign investment.74.A study published in 2011 by the OECD noted that:A.the real household income of the unskilled workers in the U.S. increased more in comparison tothat of the skilled workers.B.in almost all countries real income levels declined over the 20-year period studied.C.falling unemployment rates brought gains to low-wage workers and fairly broad-based wagegrowth.D.the gap between the poorest and richest segments of society in some OECD countries hadwidened.75.A number of econometric studies have found consistent evidence of a humpshaped relationshipbetween income levels and pollution levels. According to this, as an economy grows and income levels rise:A.initially the pollution levels remain lowB.after a while the pollution levels decreaseC.the pollution levels also rise in proportion to the economic growthD.there is increasing industrialization which leads to greater pollution76.NAFTA was passed only after:A.China agreed to establish a higher minimum wage.B.the U.S. agreed to limit the number of jobs that could be outsourced.C.Mexico committed to tougher enforcement of environmental protection regulations.D.Canada committed to establish new limits on FDI.77.Globalization is criticized because it increases the power of _____.ernments to own enterprisesB.unskilled labor to form labor unionsC.supranational organizations over nation-statesD.nation-states to regulate markets and reduce competition78.The World Trade Organization has estimated that the developed nations of the world can raiseglobal economic welfare by $128 billion by: A. removing subsidies given to their agricultural producers.B.increasing tariff barriers to trade in agriculture.C.increasing outsourcing of manufacturing processes.True FalseD.reducing defence expenditure.79.An international business, unlike a multinational enterprise, _____.A.needs to have manufacturing units in at least two foreign nationsB.needs to manufacture products or provide services that target a global marketC.need not customize its products to the requirements of national marketsD.need not invest directly in operations in other countries80.Which of the following statements is true about an international business?A.An international business needs to invest directly in operations in other countries.B.An international business needs to have homogenous practices across countries.C.An international business can be managed in the same way that a domestic business ismanaged.D.An international business must find ways to work within the limits imposed by governmentintervention.。

国际商务礼仪考试试题及答案

国际商务礼仪考试试题及答案

国际商务礼仪考试试题及答案一、选择题(每题2分,共40分)1. 在国际商务交往中,以下哪个行为属于礼貌举止?A. 直接使用对方的名字B. 用大声讲话吸引对方的注意力C. 张开双臂与对方拥抱D. 手动作夸张,以增强表达效果答案:A2. 在世界主要宗教国家商务活动中,以下哪个宗教不崇尚奢侈品?A. 佛教B. 伊斯兰教C. 基督教D. 印度教答案:B3. 在国际商务礼仪中,以下哪种礼物是被视为玷污?A. 红色礼物B. 白色礼物C. 绿色礼物D. 黑色礼物答案:D4. 当亚洲人与非亚洲人握手时,应该注意以下哪一点?A. 轻轻地握紧对方的手B. 用两手握住对方的手C. 轻轻地触碰对方的手,然后放开D. 先行鞠躬礼,然后握手答案:C5. 在国际商务场合,以下哪位客人应该首先开始用餐?A. 年纪最小的客人B. 公司最高层级的领导C. 女性客人D. 客人自愿答案:B6. 在国际商务交往中,以下哪个行为被视为不恰当?A. 吃完餐后将筷子插在饭碗中B. 盯着对方看,表达自己的注意力C. 大声打哈欠,显示疲劳D. 指着对方,以手势指导答案:D7. 在国际商务交往中,以下哪个行为是属于尊重对方文化的表现?A. 表示自己的文化优越性B. 了解对方国家的历史和传统C. 没有准备礼物D. 忽略对方的宗教信仰答案:B8. 在商务交往中,以下哪个信号通常被认为是愉悦和认可的?A. 张开手臂B. 摇头C. 眨眼D. 踢腿答案:A9. 在商务用餐中,以下哪种饮料不适合与对方共享?A. 水B. 茶C. 酒精类饮料D. 咖啡答案:C10. 在商务电话交流中,以下哪种行为是不礼貌的?A. 使用礼貌语言B. 不打断对方发言C. 保持适当的音量D. 多次挂断电话答案:D二、问答题(每题10分,共60分)1. 请简述国际商务礼仪的重要性及作用。

答案:国际商务礼仪的重要性体现在以下几个方面:首先,国际商务礼仪有助于改善商务交流的效果。

通过了解并遵守不同国家和地区的礼仪规范,能够消除文化差异对商务交往带来的障碍,增进双方的理解和信任。

国际商务谈判复习期末考题及答案

国际商务谈判复习期末考题及答案

国际商务谈判一、单项选择题1 .在技术条款谈判中,起“润滑剂”作用的人员是( B )A.商务人员B. 翻译人员C.金融人员D. 法律人员2. 双方首次进行谈判时,首要任务是( C )A.创设热情洋溢的气氛B.创造严肃、凝重的气氛C.消除和淡化双方的陌生感D.营造和睦友好的气氛3. 开局阶段奠定谈判成功基础的关键是___C_____。

A.反复磋商 B.合理的报价C.良好的谈判气氛 D.确定谈判目标4. 进行较为陌生且缺少经验的谈判,宜采取( B )A.坚定让步方式B.等额让步方式C.差额让步方式 D.明确让步方式5. 谈判中的关键阶段是( A )A. 磋商阶段B.报价阶段C. 开局阶段D.成交阶段6. 能够控制谈判方向的技巧是( C )A. 听B.答C.问 D.看7. 谈判中,双方互赠礼品时,西方人较为重视礼物的意义和(D)A.礼物价值B.礼物包装C.礼物类型D.感情价值8. 谈判中,作为卖方,报价起点__ B ____。

A. 要低B. 既要高又要接近理想报价C.既要低又要接近理想报价D. 要高9. 从总体上讲,商务谈判的信息在谈判中___D _____。

A. 直接决定谈判的成败B. 间接作用C. 无作用D. 成为控制谈判过程的手段10. 谈判中讨价还价集中体现在什么行为中( C )A.问B. 叙C.辩 D.答11.僵局最为纷繁多变的谈判阶段是( C )A.准备期B.初期C.中期 D.后期12. 国际上最隆重与正式的宴请方式是( C )A.酒会B.茶会C.宴会D.冷餐招待会13. 同外商初次交往时,喜欢先进行个人直接面谈,而不喜欢通过书信结交的是( A )A. 日本人B. 美国人C.英国人D.法国人14. 在商务谈判中,要想做到说服对方,应当___C____。

A、以在必要时采取强硬手段B、使对方明白已方从谈判中获利很小C、寻找双方利益的一致性D、使对方明白其从谈判中获利很大15.在国际商务活动中,一旦发生纠纷并诉诸法律,其法律适用问题将涉及到( D ) A.买方国家 B.卖方国家C.第三方国家 D.不同国家之间16.符合谈判让步原则的做法是( C )A.作同等让步 B.让步幅度要大C.在重要问题上不要轻易让步D.让步节奏要快17.在待客时,如果自己抽烟而不向客人敬烟,有此种习俗的谈判者是(B ) A.泰国人 B.日本人C.马来西亚人 D.韩国人18. 讲究节俭,反对浪费,把浪费看成是"罪恶"的是 ___ C____。

00186_国际商务谈判_最全考前复习资料

00186_国际商务谈判_最全考前复习资料

第一章国际商务谈判概述谈判:是指参加各方基于某种需要,彼此进行信息交流,磋商协议,在协调其相互关系,赢得或维护各自利益的行为过程。

商务谈判:指参与各方为了协议,改善彼此关系,满足贸易的需求围绕标的物的交易条件,彼此通过信息交流,磋商协议达到交易目的的行为过程。

内容包括:商品买卖、投资、劳务输入输出、技术贸易、经济合作等领域国际商务谈判:对外贸易经济活动中,买卖双方为了达成某笔交易而就交易的各项条件进行协商的过程。

国际商务谈判的特点:(1)具有一般贸易谈判的共性:①以经济利益为谈判的目的②以经济利益作为谈判的主要评价指标③以价格作为谈判的核心(2)国际商务谈判的特殊性:①应按国际惯例办事②谈判内容广泛③影响谈判的因素复杂多样。

国际商务谈判的种类:(1)按参加的人数规模来划分(分为个体谈判和集体谈判)(2)按参加的谈判的利益主体的数量来划分(双方谈判和多方谈判)(3)按双方接触的方式来划分(口头谈判和书面谈判)(4)按进行的地点来划分(主场谈判、客场谈判和中立地谈判)(5)按谈判中双方所采取的态度与方针来划分(让步型谈判、立场型谈判和原则型谈判)(6)按谈判的内容来划分(投资谈判、租凭及三来一补谈判、货物买卖谈判(最多的一种谈判)、劳务买卖谈判、技术贸易谈判、损害及违约赔偿谈判)让步型谈判(软式谈判):避免冲突,随时准备为了达成协议而让步,希望通过谈判签订一个皆大欢喜的协议。

立场型谈判(硬式谈判):把任何情况都看做是一场意志力的竞争和搏斗,认为在这样的竞赛中,立场越强者,最后的收获也就越多。

(没有真正的胜利者)原则型谈判(价值型谈判):要求谈判双方首先将对方作为与自己并肩合作的同事对待,而不是作为敌人来对待。

国际商务谈判的基本原则:(1)平等互利原则(“重合同,守信用”)(2)灵活机动原则(3)友好协商原则(“有理,有利,有节”)。

(4)依法办事原则国际商务谈判的基本程序(1)准备阶段(①对环境因素的分析②目标和对象的选择③谈判方案的制定④模拟谈判)(2)开局阶段(3)正式谈判阶段(是实质性谈判,是指从开局阶段结束以后,到最终签订协议或谈判失败为止,双方就交易的内容和条件进行谈判的时间和过程。

国际商务谈判复习资料1[修改版]

国际商务谈判复习资料1[修改版]

第一篇:国际商务谈判复习资料1第一章国际商务谈判概述①名词解释国际商务谈判:指在国际商务活动中,处于不同国家或不同地区的商务活动当事人为了达成某笔交易,彼此通过信息交流,就交易的各项要件进行协商的行为过程。

主场谈判:只对谈判的某一方来讲,在其所在地进行的谈判。

中立谈判:指在谈判双方所在地以外的其他地点进行的谈判。

让步型谈判者:为了避免冲突对抗而屈服于对方。

立场型谈判者:把任何情况看作是一场意志力的竞争和搏斗,认为越强硬者,最后的收获也就越多。

原则性谈判:注意于对方的人际关系,使双方各有所获得方案。

投资谈判:指谈判双方就双方共同参与或涉及的某项投资活动,对该投资活动所涉及的有关投资的周期、投资方向、投资方式、投资内容与条件、投资项目的经营及管理,以及投资者在投资活动中的权利、义务、责任和相互关系所进行的谈判。

询盘:指在外贸交易洽谈中,由买卖双方中的一方向另一方就某向商品的交易内容和条件发出询问,以便为下一步彼此间进行详细而周密的洽谈奠定基础。

发盘:又称发价,它是由交易的一方向另一方以书面或口头形式提出交易条件,并表示愿意按照有关条件进行磋商,达成协议,签订合同。

还盘:指收盘人不同意发盘的交易条件而提出的修改或增加条件的表示。

②思考题一、国际商务谈判的特点: 1.以经济利益为谈判的目的2.以经济利益作为谈判的主要评价指标3.以价格作为谈判的核心1.既是一部交易的商洽,也是一项涉外活动,具有较强的政策性2.应按国际惯例办事3.涉及面很广4.影响谈判的因素复杂多样5.谈判的内容广泛复杂二、分类按人数:个体谈判、集体谈判按利益主体:双方谈判、多方谈判按接触方式:口头谈判、书面谈判按地点:主场谈判、客场谈判、书面谈判按态度:让步型谈判、立场型谈判、原则性谈判按内容:投资谈判、租赁及“三来一补”谈判、货物买卖谈判、劳务买卖谈判、技术贸易谈判、损害及违约赔偿谈判。

三、基本原则1、平等互利原则2、灵活机动原则3、友好协商原则4、依法办事原则5、原则和策略相结合的原则四、基本程序1、准备阶段(谈判环境因素分析、信息的收集、目标和对象的选择、谈判方案的制定、模拟谈判)2、开局阶段3、正式谈判阶段4、签约阶段五、PRAM P:制定谈判计划R:建立关系A:达成协议M:协议的履行与关系维护第二章影响国际商务谈判的因素①名词解释公法:大陆法中包括调整宗教活动和国家机关活动的法规。

国贸本科《国际商务谈判与礼仪》复习提纲.doc

国贸本科《国际商务谈判与礼仪》复习提纲.doc

2010级国贸本科《国际商务谈判与礼仪》复习提纲1 •题型单选15题判断15题多选10题名词解释10题论述2题2.重点、1、国际商务谈判是以经济效益作为谈判的主要评级指标。

P22、国际商务谈判既是一笔交易的商洽,也是一项涉外活动,具有较强的政治性。

卩23、根据参加谈判的利益主体数量不同,可以将谈判分为双方谈判和多方谈判。

P44、根据谈判中双方所采取的态度,可以将谈判分为三种类型:让步型谈判,立场型谈判和原则型谈判。

P45、“三来一补”谈判中的“三來”指从国外來料加工,來样加工和來件装配业务;“一补”指补偿贸易。

P96、国际商务谈判的基本程序包括:准备阶段、开局阶段和正式谈判阶段。

P97、止式谈判是整个谈判过程的主体,一般要经历询盘、发盘、还盘和接受四个环节。

P108、国际商务谈判的基本原则包括:平等性廉则和互利性原则。

P119、在商务谈判中,双方地位平等是指双方在法律上的平等。

P1510、商务谈判的经济学理论主要讲述需求价格弹•性和需求收入弹•性。

P1811、马斯洛提出的人类行为基本要素的五种需求层次包括:牛理的需求,安全的盂求,社交的需求,尊重的需求和自我实现的需求。

P2012、在马斯洛的需求层次理论中,牛理需求是坟基本的需求。

P2013、美国著名律师、谈判学奠基人尼尔伦伯格将谈判划分为三个层次:自然人与自然人之间的谈判,自然人与法人之间的谈判,法人与法人之间的谈判。

P2114、尼尔伦伯格认为,在任何一种非个体的谈判小,往往都有两种需求在同时起作用:一种是谈判者所代表的法人的需求,另一种是谈判者的个体需求。

P2115、西方学者对谈判双方的输赢关系作了非常深入而系统的探讨,将谈判分为分配性谈判与整合性谈判。

P2216、谈判吋以规格作为产品的品质,并作为谈判条件,--般来说比较准确,所以大多数商品交易都采用这种方法。

P3417、在有商品标准的前提下,交易谈判时,只需说明商品的标准,就对以表达谈判双方对商品品质提出的要求。

国际商务沟通

国际商务沟通

题型:判断题(10*2) 选择题(多选)(10*2) 填空题(5*2) 简答题(3*10) 案例分析题(20)要点:第一章沟通概述1.商务沟通:指在商务组织为了顺利地经营并取得经营的成功,将有关商务经营的各种信息发送给商务组织内外的既定对象,并寻求反馈以求得商务组织内外的相互理解、支持与合作的过程。

2.沟通的分类:①浅层沟通和深层沟通:根据沟通时信息涉及人的情感、态度、价值观领域的程度深浅.可以把沟通分为两种:浅层沟通和深层沟通。

②双向沟通和单向沟通:根据沟通时是否出现信息反馈.可以把沟通分为双向沟通和单向沟通。

③正式沟通和非正式沟通:在正式组织中,成员间所进行的沟通,可因其途径的差异.分为正式沟通和非正式沟通两类。

④语言沟通和非语言沟通:根据信息载体的异同,管理沟通分为语言沟通和非语言沟通。

⑤人际沟通、群体沟通、团队沟通、组织沟通和跨文化沟通:管理沟通按照主体的不同,可以分为人际沟通、群体沟通、团队沟通、组织沟通和跨文化沟通等不同类型。

3.正式沟通的类型:正式沟通是指组织中依据规章制度明文规定的原则进行的沟通。

①照信息流向的不同,正式沟通又可细分为:a.下向沟通:组织成员通过一定的渠道与管理决策层进行的信息交流。

它有两种表现形式:一是层层传递,二是越级传递。

b.上向沟通:指组织中信息从较高层次流向较低层次的一种沟通。

其有如下目的:传递工作指示;促使员工对工作及其他任务的厂解;向下级提供关于程序与实务的资料;向下级反馈其工作绩效;向职工阐明企业的目标,使职工增强其责任感。

c.横向沟通:指组织中同一层次不同部门之间的信息交流。

d.斜向沟通:指在正式组织中不同级别又无隶属关系的组织、部门与个人之间的信息交流。

运用这两种沟通时应遵循以下原则:1)在沟通前.尽可能先得到直接上级的允许.有时是自己的上级。

有时是对方的上级;2)在沟通后,尽快把沟通结果直接向上级汇报:e.外向沟通。

②按照沟通形态的不同,正式沟通一般可以分为5种:a.链式沟通:是一个平行网络.其中居于两端的人只能与内侧的一个成员联系,居中的人则可以分别与两人沟通信息。

国际商务谈判复习资料

国际商务谈判复习资料

一、单项选择题1.按谈判中双方所采取的的态度,可以将谈判分为立场型谈判、原则型谈判和软式谈判。

2.在商务谈判中,双方地位平等是指双方在法律上的平等。

3.价格条款的谈判应由商务人员承提。

4.市场信息的语言组织结构包括文字式结构和数据式结构。

5.根据谈判者让步的程度,谈判风格可分为软弱型模式、强有力模式和合作型模式。

6.在国际商务谈判中,有两种典型的报价战术,即西欧式报价和日本式报价。

7.在缺乏谈判经验的情况下,进行一些较为陌生的谈判,谈判人员应采取等额的让步方式。

8.商务谈判中,作为摸清对方需要,掌握对方心理的手段是问。

9.谈判中的讨价还价主要体现在辩上。

10.谈判中最为纷繁多变,也是经常发生破裂的阶段是谈判中期。

、11.国际商务谈判中,非人员风险主要有政治风险、自然风险和市场风险。

、12.谈判中,双方互赠礼品时,西方人较为重视礼物的意义和感情价值。

13.谈判中以与别人保持良好关系为满足的谈判心理属于是关系型。

14.英国人的谈判风格一般表现为按部就班。

15.日本人的谈判风格一般表现为集团意识强。

1.所有导致谈判僵局的谈判主题中,价格是最为敏感的一种。

2.谈判前,主要迎送人的身份、地位与来者应该对等。

3.由买方主动作出的发盘,国际上称为递盘。

4.谈判中表达难以接受或不满时,通常用升调。

5.预见风险和控制风险两者关系是成正比。

6. 意会最有可能成为无效的信息传递方式。

7.若某谈判者性格外露、坦率、豪爽、自信、追求物质利益,则他最可能是美国人。

8.若筹资时市场利率较低,并有回升趋势,则应争取借入固定利率的长期借款。

9.“打持久战”时情绪型的人最不适用。

10. 说明是谈判中最艰巨、复杂和富有技巧性的工作。

11.在进行商务条款的谈判时,商务人员是主谈人。

12. 让步型谈判者把对方不当作敌人,而看作朋友。

13.对重要的问题应争取在主场进行。

14.若对方对本次交易的行情不了解,则我方可选择先报价。

15.“你看给我方的折扣定为3%是否妥当?”这句话属于协商式发问。

国际商务谈判试题及参考答案

国际商务谈判试题及参考答案

国际商务谈判试题及参考答案国际商务谈判试题及参考答案一、判断题1、在国际商务谈判中,谈判者应该尽可能使用试探性方法来降低对方的不安全感。

(×)正确说法是:在国际商务谈判中,谈判者应该尽可能使用试探性方法来降低对方的不确定性和疑虑。

2、在国际商务谈判中,初次接触的双方往往采用直接谈判的方式,以示坦诚。

(×)正确说法是:在国际商务谈判中,初次接触的双方往往采用间接谈判的方式,以示尊重和谨慎。

3、当国际商务谈判陷入僵局时,可以通过改变谈判环境或者调整谈判组成员来打破僵局。

(√)正确说法是:当国际商务谈判陷入僵局时,可以通过改变谈判环境、调整谈判组成员或者采取其他策略来打破僵局。

4、在国际商务谈判中,文化背景对谈判的影响是最为重要的。

(×)正确说法是:在国际商务谈判中,文化背景对谈判的影响是最为重要的之一,其他因素还包括政治、经济、法律等方面。

5、在国际商务谈判中,谈判者应该避免将自己的意愿强加给对方,而是尊重对方的选择和观点。

(√)正确说法是:在国际商务谈判中,谈判者应该尊重对方的选择和观点,并通过沟通和协商来达成双赢的解决方案。

二、选择题1、下列哪个国家在国际商务谈判中倾向于采用直接谈判方式?(A)A. 美国B. 日本C. 德国D. 法国正确答案是:A. 美国。

美国人在商务谈判中倾向于采用直接、坦率的谈判方式,注重效率和质量。

2、下列哪一项不是文化背景对国际商务谈判的影响?(D) A. 语言沟通 B. 社交礼仪 C. 价值观 D. 产品标准正确答案是:D. 产品标准。

产品标准是根据行业标准或国际标准制定的,不受文化背景的影响。

3、在国际商务谈判中,下列哪个因素是最不重要的?(C) A. 文化背景 B. 政治环境 C. 个人性格 D. 经济条件正确答案是:C. 个人性格。

个人性格对谈判的影响相对较小,而文化背景、政治环境和经济条件等因素对谈判的影响更为重要。

4、下列哪个国家在国际商务谈判中倾向于采用间接谈判方式?(B)A. 美国B. 日本C. 德国D. 法国正确答案是:B. 日本。

《国际商务概论》复习资料

《国际商务概论》复习资料

《国际商务概论》复习资料综合练习:一、单选题1.经济全球化的主导力量和主要载体是()。

A.贸易自由化B.世贸组织C.跨国公司D.世界银行2. 二十世纪80年代至今,国际商务发展的历程已经进入了()阶段。

A.贸易主导阶段B.全球商务阶段C.投资主导阶段D.企业国际化阶段3. 全球化发展的物质基础是()A.跨国公司的经营成果B.新技术革命提供的成果C.全球性的非管制化和市场化政策D.国际金融市场的深化与创新4.当各国消费者兴趣和偏好差异较大,而且降低成本压力不太高时,最适合的战略是?A全球标准化战略B跨国战略C国际战略D本土化战略5.目前,欧盟共有多少个成员国()A.12个B.15个C.18个D.27个6.下列哪个要素中,不属于迈克尔·波特(Michael Porter)“国家竞争优势理论四因素”模型中的构成要素()A.生产要素B.需求状况C.企业战略、结构和竞争对手D.相关产业和支持产业表现E.供应商7. 最早主张自由贸易的理论是()。

A.重商主义理论B.平衡理论C.绝对优势理论D.国家垄断主义理论8. 根据要素禀赋论,下列不适宜发展资本密集型产业的国家是()。

A.美国B.日本C.澳大利亚D.朝鲜9. 第一次将比较利益动态化的理论是()A.绝对优势理论B.产品生命周期理论C.相互需求理论D.H-O理论10. 新贸易理论认为市场是()A.寡头市场B.完全竞争市场C.非完全竞争市场D.垄断市场11.第一个比较现实的将企业、产业和国家联系起来的多级理论是:()。

A.重商主义理论B.H-O贸易理论C.国家竞争优势理论D.保护贸易理论12. 最早研究对外直接投资的独立理论是()。

A.国际资本流动理论B.产品生命周期理论C.垄断优势理论D.内部化理论13.在分析直接投资的决定性因素时,内部化理论强调()。

A.最终产品市场的不完全性B.中间产品市场的不完全性C.生产要素市场的不完全性D.金融市场的不完全性14. 下列不属于国际生产折衷理论中企业进行对外直接投资和国际生产的充要条件是()。

贸易代理国际商务沟通技巧考核试卷

贸易代理国际商务沟通技巧考核试卷
A.使用大量的俚语和行话
B.忽视对方的非语言行为
C.保持眼神交流和微笑
D.采取过于直接和强硬的态度
18.在国际商务沟通中,以下哪种行为可能导致误解?()
A.使用清晰简洁的语言
B.遵循对方的沟通习惯
C.忽视时差,随时与对方沟通
D.避免使用可能引起误解的俚语和行话
19.以下哪个国家在商务沟通中,更注重团队合作和共识?()
8.尊重宗教习惯
9.社交媒体
10.跨文化沟通能力
四、判断题
1. ×
2. √
3. ×
4. ×
5. √
6. ×
7. ×
8. √
9. ×
10. ×
五、主观题(参考)
1.在国际商务沟通中,运用文化意识可以通过了解对方的文化背景、尊重对方的文化习惯和避免文化偏见来提高沟通效果。例如,与中东客户沟通时,了解对方对时间的看法,避免在休息时间打扰对方,可以展现尊重和理解。
A.家人和兴趣爱好
B.宗教和政治
C.贸易和商业机会
D.当地文化和风俗
7.在国际商务谈判中,以下哪种行为表示尊重对方?()
A.不断打断对方发言
B.对方发言时保持沉默
C.认真倾听对方发言,适时给予回应
D.忽视对方意见,坚持己见
8.在与国外客户沟通时,以下哪种语言风格是合适的?()
A.使用过于简单、幼稚的词汇
8. C, D
9. A, B
10. A, D
11. B, C
12. B, C
13. C, D
14. A, C
15. C, D
16. A, C
17. C, D
18. A, B
19. B, C
20. B, D

国际商务谈判心理 选择题

国际商务谈判心理 选择题

国际商务谈判心理选择题一、选择题(每题3分,共30分)1. 在国际商务谈判中,当一方表现出过于急切的心理,最可能导致的结果是()A. 对方会更加尊重自己B. 对方会利用这一点,在谈判中占据优势C. 谈判会迅速达成协议,对自己有利D. 会让对方产生敬畏感答案:B。

解析:在商务谈判中,如果一方过于急切,另一方往往能察觉到并利用这种心理,例如在价格、条款等方面提出更有利于自己的要求,从而在谈判中占据优势。

2. 国际商务谈判中,谈判者的自信心理主要来源于()A. 自身的经验和能力B. 背后公司的强大支持C. 对谈判对手的轻视D. 事先准备好的谈判策略答案:A。

解析:自身的经验和能力能让谈判者在谈判桌上更有底气,更自信地应对各种情况,而背后公司支持只是一个外部因素,对谈判对手轻视是错误态度,谈判策略只是手段不是自信来源。

3. 以下哪种心理状态不利于国际商务谈判?()A. 冷静理智B. 焦虑不安C. 乐观积极D. 坚韧不拔答案:B。

解析:焦虑不安会让谈判者难以集中精力,可能在谈判中做出错误决策,而冷静理智、乐观积极、坚韧不拔都是有助于谈判的心理状态。

4. 在国际商务谈判中,如果对方突然改变谈判风格,从温和变得强硬,你的最佳心理应对是()A. 跟着变得强硬,不能示弱B. 保持冷静,分析对方改变的原因C. 马上妥协,避免冲突D. 暂停谈判,重新组织团队答案:B。

解析:保持冷静并分析原因可以让我们更好地应对这种变化,跟着强硬可能导致冲突升级,马上妥协可能损害自身利益,暂停谈判重新组织团队有些过于激进。

5. 国际商务谈判中,一方试图通过炫耀自己的实力来影响对方心理,这种策略针对的是对方的()心理。

A. 自卑B. 敬畏C. 好奇D. 嫉妒答案:A。

解析:炫耀实力往往是想让对方觉得自己不如对方,从而针对对方可能存在的自卑心理,让对方在谈判中做出让步。

6. 当国际商务谈判陷入僵局时,谈判者应具备的心理是()A. 急躁,想尽快打破僵局B. 放弃,寻找新的谈判对象C. 耐心,寻找新的突破点D. 愤怒,指责对方导致僵局答案:C。

【专业文档】商务礼仪复习提纲.doc

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《商务礼仪》复习提纲一、判断题(20)1、西方人送花只送单数,但不能送13枚。

(对)2、英国人最忌讳打喷嚏,他们一向将流感视作一种大疾病。

(对)3、伊斯兰教的清真席现在一般都取消了禁酒的规定。

(错)4、日本人忌讳4和9等数字,4与“死”相似,9与“苦”相似。

(对)5、西方国家的人给你送礼物时,不要当面打开,否则会被人认为“贪财”。

(错)6如果三人以上一起走路,应该让尊者走在中间。

如果两位女性与一位男性一起走路,男性应该走在最右边。

(错)7、上楼梯时,要让客人、尊长、上司、女性走在前面,下楼梯时也是如此。

(错)8、社交注视的位置是以两眼为底线,以额头为上限的“上三角区”。

(错)9、男性在正规场合,皮鞋只能选黑色和深棕色的,袜子可选白色的。

10、乘坐主人驾驶的车,一定注意不要让前排座位空着。

应有一位客人坐在那里陪伴主人,最好是客人中与其身份相等的人。

(对)11.交接仪式的东道主一般是接收单位。

(错)12、与外商签署涉外商务合同时,国旗插放的位置与顺序是在哪个国家签署,哪个国家的国旗就要插放在签字桌的右侧。

(错)13、商务请柬的颜色没有什么统一的明文规定,是属于约定俗成的习惯,如开张、落成、揭幕等一般采用粉红色或橘红色。

(对)14、日本人讲究礼仪是世界闻名的。

在同对方谈判或交往,要注意自己的穿着打扮、举止行动和谈吐方式,不要大大咧咧,不拘小节。

(对)15、给德国人送礼,务须审慎,在礼品的包装上要用茶色、黑色或红色。

(错)16、港台商务信函的写作到现在还一直使用繁体字及半文半白的中式函件,保留了我国古代文言书信的一些特点。

(对)17、中餐礼仪和西餐礼仪讲究的都是要尊重女性。

(对)18、双手合十礼是信奉伊斯兰教的民族见面所使用的礼节。

(错)19、商务洽谈的礼仪性准备是次要的,重点是它的技术性准备。

(错)20、在商务谈判桌上,应该坦诚相见,要向对方将一切和盘托出(错)1、“OK”这个手势在哪个国家都是“好”、“不错”的意思。

国际商务谈判实务重点

国际商务谈判实务重点

国际商务谈判实务复习重点第一章P1 PAR3 LINE1 在美国,60年代初成立了全国性的谈判学会。

P2 国际商务谈判的特点(可能简答)P5 国际商务谈判的分类——按规模分大、中、小三种类型(根据谈判项目、谈判内容、谈判人员数量来划分) 大型(各方参与人员〉12人)中型(各方参与人员4-12人)小型(各方参与人员<4人)——按参加谈判的主体分双边谈判和多边谈判(双边谈判和多边谈判的概念)——按采取的策略可分为让步型、立场型和原则型让步型的概念—--—指谈判者在谈判中不以获利而以达成协议为最终目标的谈判让步型策略的适用场合(P9 PAR1 LINE4)———-一般只限于双方的合作关系相当友善且已建立起十分信赖的长期合作的业务关系的场合。

立场型谈判(P9 PAR2 LINE12)(谈判各方坚持不让步)不容易成为成功的谈判。

原则性谈判(P9 PAR3 LINE6)是一种具有理性又富有人情味的谈判,因此这种谈判方式被现代商界广泛采用。

P10 国际商务谈判的原则(了解、可能选择)P11在商务谈判中如何惯彻诚信原则(P11 PAR2)(识记、可能简答)P12 国际商务谈判的主要理论——P12需求阶梯理论的代表人物—阿伯拉罕·H·马斯洛.—-P14基本需求理论将不同需求的谈判方法分为六种类型(了解6种类型,掌握排序)—-P15实力决定论的代表人物-约翰·温克勒。

(P15 PAR3 LINE3)谈判的成功以及各种谈判技巧的运用的基础和依据是谈判者所拥有的谈判实力,谈判者在谈判过程中应设法通过言行探索彼此的力量,并采取一切措施增强己方的实力。

以价格为中心的谈判方法:价格——质量--服务—-条件——价格.——P17原则谈判法的代表人物——R·菲希尔和W·尤里。

(1)在谈判中要对事不对人。

(4)要坚持客观标准,根据价值和公平的标准去达成协议。

——P18谈判结构论的代表人物-马什和斯科特.马什认为一次商务谈判通常有6个阶段构成。

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判断题答案需要自己参考课文自己解答Chapter 1 Communication and CultureTrue/False1. A good definition of culture for business communication purposes is n Thefood, the costumes, dances and celebrations of a country n•2・Every culture is coherent and complete within itself.3.You are born with your culture in your genes.4.People in a culture interpret their life experiences in ways that validatethat culture.5 . Values motivate people-6- Attitudes are the same thing as values-7.Eventually, with the spread of technology everyone will have thesame values.8 . In order to understand a culture 1 s values, you need only to learn the "do'sand taboos n of behavior in that culture.9・ Culture shock is a sudden episode experienced by people who go to a foreign culture.10.Reverse culture shock is the term given to the adjustment following re-entry into one1s own culture after living abroad.11• The belief that everyone who encounters my culture will want to adopt it is an assumption of my culture1s superiority.12. 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