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Practical Cases in International Trade in Bolivia is an essential guide for students, entrepreneurs, and professionals who want to master foreign trade from a current perspective applied to the Bolivian context. Written by experts with extensive academic and business experience, this book combines theoretical foundations with practical tools, analysis of recent data, and real-world case studies documented step by step. Throughout its six chapters, the reader will learn about: The historical evolution of trade and its impact on Bolivia. The national legal and customs framework (General Customs Law, Tax Code, bilateral and multilateral agreements). The current landscape of Bolivian foreign trade, including detailed profiles of partner countries such as Peru, Argentina, Colombia, and Brazil. The use of digital currency and cryptocurrencies as a payment alternative in the face of foreign exchange shortages. Logistics processes, Incoterms 2020, key documentation, and free trade zones. International and national digital platforms for market research. Documented real-world cases of exports (such as FRIDOSA's authorization to export meat to China) and imports (with examples of cassava starch from Paraguay and spare parts from China via Chile). The book includes application activities, assessment rubrics, and comparative charts that facilitate active learning. It is ideal for university courses, corporate training programs, and foreign trade consultants seeking to understand how to export and import from Bolivia while complying with current regulations and taking advantage of global opportunities.

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