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My name: Paco Bazaga Calderón. I am a teacher of English at the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas de Madrid (Jesús Maestro).

Business English together with my interest in the Internet and computers determines the birth of this blog weBLOG.

I would like to try the chances of bringing the Internet into my lessons as a first step towards the promotion of autonomous learning of English among my pupils and the visitors here.

Also, I think this tool may well accompany my pupils in their weekly lessons as a walking stick in the mountains. In it they will find support, ideas, additional contents, etc. to the lessons.

Though it is my pupils and my lessons that I usually bear in mind when writing here, visitors are also welcome to join in and send any comments they find suitable.

Thanks in advance to all of them for their interest in this site.

Paco Bazaga
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10 - 1 - 06 INCOTERMS 2000
WHAT ARE INCOTERMS?
INCOTERMS are a set of international rules for the interpretation of the 13 trade terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).

Responsibilities are simply and clearly defined by referring to one of the ICC INCOTERMS. Thus the risk of misunderstanding and
subsequent disputes is eliminated.

Find a complete description and implementation rules at this site
 
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I have had the opportunity to know very well some of those terms, as I work in a company connected with the petroleum industry.

I think it is interesting to know the terms FOB and CIF, very used in maritime transport. I explain them:

when a company buys a cargo FOB (Free On Board) the price only includes the merchandise, so the company has to look for the transportation (freight) and pay for it also. But if this company buys the cargo CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) then the price includes the transportation. I mean, the seller sells the merchandise and transports it.

I hope you have understood well.
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