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Articles in April 22, 1991 issue of Business America

• Market is growing, has good long-term potential - Caribbean Basin - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Alexander E. Braier
• Imports expected to rise as the economy recovers - Venezuela - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Herbert A. Lindow
• Reputation is growing as good place to do business - Togo - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Reginald F. Biddle
• Prospects are encouraging despite financial strains - Saudi Arabia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Jeffrey B. Johnson
• Major economic reforms spur increased activity - Pakistan - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Cheryl McQueen
• Rising import dependence buoys U.S. export forecast - Germany - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by V. Stanoyevitch
• Rapid changes in the market bode well for U.S. exporters - Portugal - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Ann Corro
• Economy starts to open up after 40 years of isolation - Albania - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Elizabeth F. Brown
• U.S. prospects improve as reforms move forward - Romania - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Lynn Fabrizio
• Demand continues strong for American products - Hong Kong - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by JeNelle Matheson
• U.S. exports level off following strong growth - Philippines - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by George Paine
• Market is large, growing, especially for U.S. goods - Mexico - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Andrew Lowry
• Rich resource base makes this a good long-term market - Gabon - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Jeff Hawkins
• Economy is doing well under the circumstances - South Africa - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Emily Solomon
• High-technology products continue to be best prospects - Israel - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Katharine FitzGerald-Wilks
• Economies, on even keel, remain major U.S. markets - Belgium-Luxembourg - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Simon Bensimon
• Infrastructure investment bolsters demand for imports - Italy - World Trade Outlook 1991 - Cover Story
  by Eric Schnadig
• A slowing economy means modest U.S. export growth - Greece - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Ann Corro
• Note for U.S. exporters: 'all systems are go.' - Hungary - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Russell Johnson
• Access for U.S. products is expected to improve - Korea - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Renato T. Amador
• Growing economy good bet for American exporters - Malaysia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Alison Lester
• The U.S. trade outlook in 1991 - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by John Jelacic
• Sub-Saharan Africa: Gulf War and recession cause trade uncertainty - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Gerald M. Feldman
• Five years of reform efforts begin showing some results - Nigeria - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Reginald F. Biddle
• Economic woes persist, but growth should resume soon - Egypt - World Trade Outlook 1991 - Cover Story
  by Thomas A. Sams
• U.S. technology and exchange rate buoy demand in Nordic economies - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by James Devlin
• Despite recession, U.K. will remain major U.S. market - United Kingdom - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Robert McLaughlin
• U.S. exports still growing, but more slowly than in '90 - Spain - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Mary Beth Double
• Commercial climate is tied to some difficult choices - Bulgaria - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Elizabeth F. Brown
• A caution light is on for American business - Yugoslavia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Jeremy Keller
• There are exciting trade prospects in the archipelago - Indonesia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Karen W. Goddin
• Recent coup has not affected normal business operations - Thailand - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Jean A. Kelly
• U.S. outlook is promising, despite some uncertainties - Brazil - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Roger Turner
• Trade liberalization plan should help U.S. companies - Colombia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Rodrigo T. Soto
• Government is keen to attract foreign investors - Namibia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Emily Solomon
• Near East and South Asia offers good prospects if you know where to look - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Cherie Loustaunau
• U.S. exports grow despite difficult economic situation - India - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by John Simmons
• U.S. products have price advantage in Dutch market - Netherlands - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Boyce Fitzpatrick
• Lagging Irish economy challenges U.S. exporters - Ireland - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Boyce Fitzpatrick
• Maintaining U.S. exports will require more effort - Switzerland/Austria - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Philip Combs
• Business climate is better, but marred by instability - U.S.S.R - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Linda E. Nemec
• Reforms move the economy close to a market system - Poland - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Mary Moskaluk
• U.S. prospects may improve with new five-year plan - China - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Rosemary Gallant
• This can be an ideal base for exploring Southeast Asia - Singapore - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Paul Carroll
• U.S. products are selling despite ongoing recession - New Zealand - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Gary Bouck
• Free trade boosts exports despite economic slowdown - Canada - World Trade Outlook 1991 - Cover Story
  by Toni E. Dick
• Market-opening measures are expected to continue - Chile - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Randolph Mye
• This could be a decade of economic expansion - Madagascar - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Chandra D. Watkins
• Reforms are designed to overcome growth obstacles - Zimbabwe - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Stephen Lamar
• With Gulf hostilities over, rapid growth will resume - United Arab Emirates - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Claude L. Clement
• Strong export growth results in U.S. surplus with changing Europe: European transformation creates wealth of new opportunities - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Kevin R. Boyd
• Many French firms seek even closer ties with U.S - France - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Kelly Jacobs
• Postwar climate is good for exporters and investors - Turkey - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Noel Negretti
• U.S. commercial relations are clearly on the upswing - Czechoslovakia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Shelley Galbraith
• The market is more open now than in recent years - Japan - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Edward Leslie
• Island continues to be stalwart among the Asian markets - Taiwan - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Daniel C. Duvall
• Trade liberalization creates more opportunities for U.S - Australia - World Trade Outlook 1991
  by Simone Altfeld