International Credit
As the global economy continues to expand among the nations of the world, international credit - a protocol for extending trade credit to companies in other nations - becomes more important. Furthermore, companies based in the United States, the world's largest economy and third most populous nation, continue to expand into global markets. Yet, the fundamentals for extending credit and resolving disputes in those markets - contract law, trade terms and contract enforcement - differ, in many cases, from those that exist in the United States. CreditPulse will cover and analyze these differences with features and news stories that highlight the expanding frontier of international credit.
