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What are the challenges faced by incoterms?
Use of the incorrect Incoterms will prove terribly exspensive if there are issues with the cargo, you'll end up incurring costs that could have been avoided. Some companies think that the Incoterms 2010 rules show where title/ownership passes.They do not!Incoterms 2010 rules only relate to the physical movement of goods and indicate how costs should be divided and where risk passes.
In what way was the navigation system good for the colonies?
In as much as the original intent of the navigation act was to monopolize shipping trade by the English, the colonies enjoyed some benefits too. The privilege and protection that came with being an English colony was one of them. The fact that colonial vessels flew the British flag meant protection for them in the high seas whenever they are in trouble. The colonial vessels were able to trade widely in the world as long as their products were desired they were able to sell and make money. It also meant that the colonies were able to boost their ship building industry. These are some of the benefits.
What was the background of Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills?
Robert O'Hara Burke was an Irishman who had absolutely no experience in exploring, and it remains a mystery as to why he was even chosen to lead the expedition. He held several roles within the police department and, at the time of his appointment to the expedition, was a police superintendent on the goldfields. William John Wills was an English-born surveyor. He trained for awhile as a surgeon, but his experience was in surveying.
Why were the goods from east Asia so expensive?
They were expensive to bring back. The overland Silk Road was dangerous and long. It took moths to travel. Many times the travelers were robbed or ships were lost in storms. The cost of the goods was added to the price when they were sold.
What were some of the benefits of this foreign control to Africa?
This time of foreign control saw strong missionary work in Africa. Schools and colleges were founded. Roads, railroads, and hospitals were constructed. There was also an increase in the development of cities.
