What trade is, who takes part, how goods and money travel, and why the rules exist. The best place to start if you are new to trade.
Start with Lesson 1. Level 1 · Basics lessons build the idea from zero; Level 3 · Deep dive lessons look at Bangladesh in depth.
Why Bangladesh sells shirts and buys wheat, explained with a neighbourhood, a tailor and a biryani pot.
A trade deal looks like two people, a buyer and a seller. Behind them stands a whole cast: banks, carriers, agents, insurers and rule-keepers.
Follow one container of T-shirts from a factory in Gazipur to a shop in Germany, and the money all the way back.
Advance payment, letter of credit, documentary collection and open account: four ways to pay across borders, and who carries the risk in each.
How a dollar travels from Hamburg to Dhaka without anyone carrying a suitcase, why exchange rates move, and why foreign exchange has rules.
Invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, insurance, and Bangladesh's own EXP, IMP and Bill of Entry: who issues each, and why it matters.
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