Match each foreign trade commercial document listed on the left with its correct function or description on the right.
- Foreign Bill of ExchangeAn unconditional written order used by an exporter to demand payment from an importer at a specified time.
- Closed IndentAn import order specifying the exact manufacturer, price, quality, and shipping details of goods to be purchased.
- Mate's ReceiptA temporary receipt issued by a ship's officer acknowledging cargo loading prior to issuing the Bill of Lading.
- Certificate of InsuranceA document certifying that shipped cargo is indemnified against maritime perils and risks during transit.
Cevap
Foreign Bill of Exchange matches with 'An unconditional written order used by an exporter to demand payment from an importer at a specified time.'; Closed Indent matches with 'An import order specifying the exact manufacturer, price, quality, and shipping details of goods to be purchased.'; Mate's Receipt matches with 'A temporary receipt issued by a ship's officer acknowledging cargo loading prior to issuing the Bill of Lading.'; Certificate of Insurance matches with 'A document certifying that shipped cargo is indemnified against maritime perils and risks during transit.'
Each document is matched according to its standard function in international commercial trade: the Foreign Bill of Exchange acts as a financial payment order; the Closed Indent dictates explicit purchase specifications; the Mate's Receipt is an interim cargo loading voucher; and the Certificate of Insurance verifies marine risk coverage.
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Commercial Documents in Foreign Trade