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Business-related exporting problems include: Lack of relevant knowledge - Many entrepreneurs hesitate and procrastinate in their export aspirations because of their lack of knowledge and information. They may have a suitable product but lack the know-how on how to sell it overseas.
A Step-by-Step Manual to Start an Import-Export Business Analyze The Markets Viability. Get a Business Pan Card. Register Your Business. Get a Business Bank Account. Obtain an Import-Export Code (IEC) Select the Product You Want to Export. Identify Buyers For Your Products. Establish Your Financial Projections.
Export orders must conform to the terms of a contract between buyer and seller and in most case, the contract is sent from the foreign buyer. Before the confirmation of a contract, it must be scrutinized with the product details and their specifications, terms of payment, price, delivery schedule, etc.
The exporting country must often receive proper clearance from their home country to export goods; this is often done by obtaining an export license or meeting other country-specific requirements. The export process usually entails settling several financial matters upfront.
Economic and financial risks Economic and financial risks are those that affect your cash flow, profits or company viability, for example: a customer who cant or wont pay. broken contracts. currency fluctuations. a country that suffers an economic downturn.
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Disadvantages. To export goods, countries may need to incur high transportation costs and the risk of loss due to the transportation of goods. If ownership of the goods does not pass to the buyer until the goods are received, this may make the exportation unduly risky for the exporter.
Problems securing financing is a common pitfall that novice exporters come across. Correct option is D. Novice exporters often face problems securing financing when venturing into international markets. Exporting involves various costs such as production, transportation, marketing, and distribution.
However, some common pitfalls include problem securing financing, underestimation of the expertise required to successfully export, and poor understanding of competitive conditions.

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