The table below gives descriptions of some documents used in international trade complete the table, by indicating the name of the document that corresponds to each...

      

The table below gives descriptions of some documents used in international trade complete the
table, by indicating the name of the document that corresponds to each description

  

Answers

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-Indent
- Bill of lading
- Letter o credit
- Certificate of origin

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