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Articles in Jan 23, 1984 issue of Business America

• How ITA's country specialists help exporters - International Trade Administration
  by William Scouton
• Indo-American Business Times. - book reviews
• Commerce's industry expertise is consolidated within ITA - International Trade Administration of the Commerce Dept - transcript
• Future directions in trade finance
  by Lionel Olmer
• Switzerland: U.S. exports climb as Swiss economy stabilizes
  by Philip Combs
• Poland: economy still weak; only modest improvement seen
  by Dolores Harrod
• Brazil: continuing recession limits import market
  by Larry Garges
• Cameroon: big upswing marks U.S. fourth-quarter exports
  by Philip W. Michelini
• Taiwan: restructuring of economy buoys 1984 import market
  by Christine Carter
• Israel: economy is deteriorating, but U.S. exports steady
  by Kathleen Keim
• Pakistan: U.S. sales prospects bright under sixth five-year plan
  by Stanislaw K. Bilinski
• Two estimates of deficit diverge on policy, economic assumptions
  by Robert Ortner
• U.S. and Brazil sign preliminary contracts for development of two hydro projects
  by Emilio Iodice
• Lending agencies create opportunities for export trading companies
  by E. Jay Finkel
• OECD economic surveys 1983-1984: United Kingdom. - book reviews
• Floating 'FOODARRAY' to sail Caribbean with U.S. products
• Foreign industrial output continues to advance
  by Herta Pittman
• Peru announces new marking regulations
• Services - Trade Development
  by Donald V. Earnshaw
• Spain - reindustrialization program and the economy
• World Trade Week - focus of, dates and locations of activities
  by William Scouton
• Budget deficit took one-third of funds supplied to U.S. credit markets in 1983
  by Robert Ortner
• Senate confirms Goldfield, Dennin for trade posts - H.P. Goldfield, Joseph F. Dennin
• Tokyo office helps U.S. electronic firms
• Kuwait: competition for this market has become increasingly fierce as Kuwaiti economy adjusts to new conditions
• Export pricing in today's market
  by Robert Kistler
• Economic woes are exacerbated by drought and security problems - Chad
• 1984 Ad
• Management: who ever said it would be easy? - book reviews
• Suriname: state-controlled economy offers few opportunities
• U.S. exports to teach record $1 billion by year-end 1984 - Turkey
  by Ann Corro
• U.S. exports projected to rise despite decline during Jan.-May - Spain
  by Randall Miller
• Economic problems continue but trade makes recovery - Venezuela
  by Carlos F. Montoulieu
• U.S. purchases cut sharply because of economic crisis - Ivory Coast
  by Peter Ryan
• Tough economic measures are easing financial crisis - Indonesia
  by Donald Ryan
• Opportunities remain as spending continues - Algeria
  by Cynthia Anthony
• Massachusetts: an innovative, nontraditional approach to export development
  by Evelyn F. Murphy
• Pacific northwest trade directory. - book reviews
• U.S. to host Pan Am Railway Association next month
• U.S. suppliers face snags in collecting Venezuela debts
• Eximbank facility aids U.S. exports to Mexico
• A number of serious problems are inhibiting growth; hard currency for western imports is tightly controlled; Soviet Union
• State export series; Maryland
• OECD economic surveys 1983-1984: Japan and OECD economic surveys 1983-1984: France. - book reviews
• Heating-cooling equipment trade lists are available
• Additional opportunities to locate a foreign sales corporation
• The dynamics of trade finance. - book reviews
• Investing in Sweden
  by Clifford G. Bond
• Seaway Corporation plans trade mission to Europe
• Foreign direct investment in the United States: 1983 transactions. - book reviews
• Wisconsin - state export series
• Biotechnology. - book reviews
• Students get on-the-job training by helping Commerce Department district offices serve exporters
• Directory of American firms operating in foreign countries. - book reviews
• California leads states in exporting
• New Argentine government changes import controls
• Netherlands: continuing stagnation suppresses Dutch demand
  by Robert McLaughlin
• Bulgaria: initiatives are aimed at improving trade with U.S
  by Karen Jurew
• Mexico: new administration cites progress, charts recovery
  by Frederick J. Tower
• Angola: 'growing pains' encourage closer ties with the West
  by Simon Bensimon
• China's Premier Zhao reaffirms commitment to open door policy; firms to benefit from easing of U.S. technology controls
  by Chen Nai-Ruenn
• New Zealand: sluggish economy limits 1984 trade opportunities
  by William DesRochers
• United Arab Emirates: U.S. sales decline in step with contracting economy
  by Claude Clement
• Changing pattern of growth outlined in industry-by-industry 1984 forecasts
  by Edward K. Smith
• Sweden: a good CAD-CAM market
• Austria: consumer spending rise prompts export growth
  by Philip Combs
• Yugoslavia: further export expansion awaits economic recovery
  by Geoffrey Jackson
• Canada: second year of recovery opens sales opportunities
  by Caratina Alston
• Nigeria: U.S. know-how can help restructure the economy
  by James L. Robb
• South Africa: lagging recovery will limit market growth
  by Urath C. Gibson
• Australia: economy is rebounding, 1984 to record growth
  by Stephen B. Hall
• Jordan: slowdown, competition push U.S. sales lower
  by Vicky Eicher
• Export Promotion Services is 'minding America's business.'
  by Edward P. Kemp
• The export trading company guide-book. - book reviews
• Chile approves new mining legislation
• Export trading companies; emerge in many forms
  by Richard L. Barovick
• Foreign direct investment in the United States: 1982 transactions. - book reviews
• How to bring an antidumping or countervailing duty case
• Deputy secretary of commerce Brown visits Egypt for Cairo Fair ceremony - Clarence J. Brown
• Finland - trade outlook

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