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Articles in July 2, 1990 issue of Business America

• U.S. health care mission tours the Soviet Union: a personal perspective
  by Susan M.H. Lewenz
• Soviet payment delays now require that companies use caution in arranging terms - includes related article on recent Soviet contacts
• Eastern Europe slated to receive $7.5 billion in World Bank loans
• Charlotte leads trade mission as part of export awareness initiative - Charlotte Chamber of Commerce and the Commerce Department's Greensboro, North Carolina District Office, Charlotte Export Now
• Trade agreement would improve U.S.-Soviet commercial relationship - includes list of commercial agreements signed at the June, 1990 summit
  by Jack Brougher
• U.S. health care industry gears up to 'cure' Soviet health care woes - includes text of joint statement on the fourth session of the Joint U.S.-USSR Commercial Commission Working Group on Medical Products and Supplies
• U.S. and Japan develop new action plan to increase U.S. auto parts sales to Japan - includes list of elements of Market-Oriented Cooperation Plan
• U.S. trade with Japan in perspective
  by Leyla Woods
• Fewer licenses required for exports to the West - General License GCT
• Ireland: vigorous Irish economy and strong ties with U.S. ensure continued growth in trade and investment - Business Outlook Abroad - includes related article on Ireland and the European Community
• Opportunities in the Soviet food industry market - includes related articles on food processing agreement and Soviet Agroindustrial Show
  by Alyse Marlatt
• 'Fly fishing' for trade events in Sweden
  by Robert S. Connan
• Honor roll of U.S. exporters
• Americans misjudge U.S. trading power, according to poll
• Pilot program promotes U.S.-Turkey joint ventures - Business Outlook Abroad