1. Freight forwarder is the party who ensures that internationally traded goods, and the data related to those goods, move from point of origin to point of destination to arrive:

• At the __________________________________
• At the __________________________________
• In _____________________________________ and
• At _____________________________________

1. What kinds of regulations must an "architect of transportation" consider in order to design the solution that best meets the customer's needs?

1. Explain: How CREEEPSS works between Canada and the United States.

1. List some of the major parties involved in the movement of goods, documents, and money in international trade.

1. Why do governments, such as the Government of Canada, provide support to exporters?

1. What are the 3 general processes in an international trade transaction?

1. In what two things must today's freight forwarding company invest?

1. What are some of the names/titles given to "architects of transportation solutions?"

1. In order to facilitate movement of goods around the world, the freight forwarder must understand the need for regulatory compliance. What are some of the things that are governed by regulations and legislation?

1. What are some of the risks which are particularly associated with the movement of goods?

1. Why does a freight forwarding company require a network with solid representation at destination?

1. Why does a freight forwarding company require a network with solid representation at origin?

1. What are some of the "controllable aspects" of a new market that the exporter may have control over?

1. What are some of the standards and requirements a Canadian importer must consider to ensure goods are suitable for the domestic market?

1. What three governments will have an interest in an international transaction?

1. When buyers and sellers negotiate an international contract, what two very important terms must be considered?