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Articles in July 17, 1989 issue of Business America

• Guide to Joint Ventures in the U.S.S.R. - book reviews
• Guam: gateway to Micronesia
  by George Dolan
• Cape Verde: import-dependent economy thrives despite adversity - Business Outlook Abroad
• Agriculture Department plans agribusiness mission to Ireland
  by Chris Cole
• Directory of Japanese-Affiliated Companies in U.S.A. & Canada, 1989-90. - book reviews
• Commerce's BEA releases 1988 figures on U.S. international investment position - Bureau of Economic Analysis
• Guinea: economy is responding well to broad reform program - Business Outlook Abroad
• Inside Washington: The International Business Executive's Guide to Government Resources. - book reviews
• Saudi Arabian market continues to offer opportunities for U.S. airconditioning and refrigeration manufacturers - includes related article on an airconditioning and refrigeration trade mission
  by Tyrena Holley
• Honduras: modest recovery continues, but reforms are needed to avert another downturn - Business Outlook Abroad
• Trade fairs, shows: good tools to build international markets
  by William F. Kane
• Asian Markets: A Guide to Company and Industry Information Sources. - book reviews
• World Bank report stresses social, environmental work
• Egypt: the government is working to rectify economic problems; Egyptians are highly receptive to U.S. products and services - Business Outlook Abroad
• USA district offices: a network of export services - Dept. of Commerce - includes related articles on contacting overseas agents and the Commerce Department's magazine, Commercial News USA
  by Katherine Glover
• The New Competitors: How Foreign Investors are Changing the U.S. Economy. - book reviews
• U.S. engineers and constructors find good prospects in Middle East
• Malawi: import demand is growing as activity picks up in this agricultural economy - Business Outlook Abroad