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1 direct foreign trade turnover
прямой внешнеторговый оборот.Один из сводных показателей баланса народного хозяйства (Balance ofNational Economy), количественно характеризующий экономические связи страны с заграницей. Представляет собой стоимость товаров, пересекающих государственную границу в результате коммерческих сделок по их купле или продаже, а также стоимость товаров, проданных на коммерческой основе и перешедших в собственность страны-покупателя, но оставшихся на территории страны-продавца. Стоимость операций (услуг) материального характера, осуществляемых между партнерами разных стран не на коммерческой основе, в прямой внешнеторговый оборот не включается. Определяется на момент составления таможенных документов. Экспорт исчисляется на условиях ФОБ (f.o.b. value), а импорт - на условиях СИФ (c.i.f. value).English-Russian explanatory dictionary of the external economic terms > direct foreign trade turnover
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2 export and import of material services
экспорт и импорт материальных услуг.Компонент показателя "Прямой внешнеторговый оборот" (direct foreign trade turnover) в балансе народного хозяйства (Balance of National Economy). Отражает объем транспортных услуг и услуг связи, осуществляемых в процессе экономических связей национальной экономики с заграницей: аренда морских судов и других средств транспорта, перевозящих внешнеторговые грузы; стоимость лицензий и технической документации; затраты по использованию экспортных контрактов и обслуживания экспорта; стоимость услуг в области производства материальных благ, являющихся объектами внешней торговли.English-Russian explanatory dictionary of the external economic terms > export and import of material services
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