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Articles in Jan 20, 1986 issue of Business America

• Indonesia - balance of trade with U.S
• Administration's 'program for sustained growth' would expand loan activity of development banks - James A. Baker's statement - transcript
• Zaire: improvements in economy brighten sales outlook for U.S. goods-services - Business Outlook Abroad
• New austerity plan may slow U.S. export growth - Greece
  by Ann Corro
• Confidence in government is expected to help economy - Philippines
  by George Paine
• Economic liberalization boosts demand for imports - India
  by Christine F. Coady
• The market for medical equipment in the Near East
  by Thomas A. Sams
• Sweden - Foreign Market Briefs
• New program brings Indonesians to U.S. for management training
  by Donald Ryan
• Yugoslavia; government holds fast to stabilization program; U.S. high-technology products can find niche - Business Outlook Abroad - column
• The first anniversary of U.S.-Israel trade pact will be celebrated with trade promotion event
• Bureau of Economic Analysis - The Nation's Factfinders
• U.S. opportunities solid in spite of slower growth - United Kingdom
  by Brenda J. Hogan
• New Commerce Department study reports U.S. imports surged during 1981-85 period
  by Victor B. Bailey
• Indonesia: economy faces negative GDP growth this year; twelve product areas offer best export prospects - Business Look Abroad
• Critical state of economy checks national spending - Indonesia
  by Don Ryan
• Retreat in coffee prices dims financial future - Kenya
  by John R. Crown, II
• Madagascar; recent actions set stage for faster development - Business Outlook Abroad
• Greece liberalizes rules for non-EC investment
• New U.S. investments strengthen ties with Egypt
  by Cynthia Anthony
• Foreign industrial production resumes upward trend in second quarter of 1986
  by Herta Pittman
• Netherlands; improved opportunities for U.S. investors and exporters are a byproduct of the economy's continued recovery - Business Outlook Abroad
• Trade laws' aims: ease dislocations and counteract unfair practices - U.S. Trade Laws
  by William E. Perry
• U.S. firms can add to their profits by developing global marketing plans
  by Peter K. Caldwell
• Commerce provides opportunity for business input to export controls - Department of Commerce's Office of Foreign Availability
  by Teresa J. Taylor
• U.S. business interest in Turkey grows as economy outpaces most of Western Europe
  by Geoffrey Jackson
• Foreign industrial output resumes upward trend
  by Herta Pittman
• Higher consumer spending supports growth in 1986 - United Kingdom
  by Paul A. Norloff
• East Europe seeks equipment that will contribute to planned goals; U.S. export outlook improves as five-year plans start
  by Karen Ware
• As economy and trade stall, U.S. trade deficit grows
  by Mark A. Ferguson
• Near East-South Asia hampered by drop in oil prices; region continues to offer significant market potential
  by Claude Clement
• Brazil - Foreign Market Briefs
• Foreign industrial production rises for the third consecutive year
  by Herta Pittman
• Port authorities become more active in export promotion - includes table of contacts for Port Authorities
  by Alice Gray
• Engineering mission scores well in visit to India and Pakistan - U.S. Engineering and Construction Services Seminar Mission
• Toward open ocean trade - Service Industries
  by C. William Johnson
• Hong Kong; a stronger economy, industrial diversity offer varied opportunities for U.S. firms that make commitment - Business Outlook Abroad
• Nine-state trade mission gets good news in Andean nations
  by Thomas J. Pierpont, Sr.
• Private sector viewed as engine of economic growth - Portugal
  by Ann Corro
• U.S.-Japan trade gap grows at a slower pace this year; talks begin on auto parts and access to major projects
  by Jill Derderian
• The government builds a foundation for growth - Philippines
  by George Paine
• Lucky gains complement economic reform efforts - Morocco
  by Cheryl McQueen
• Philippine president Aquino's visit highlights major policy changes - Corazon Aquino; includes sidebar article on forums planned by the Overseas Private Investment Corp
  by George Paine
• U.S. to help OAS countries modernize telecommunications
• A glossary of international trade terms
• Cyprus; weaker dollar should boost 1986-87 American exports; island develops as regional marketing-services center - Business Outlook Abroad
• Algeria; current growth pause is a good time for U.S. forms to plan future business
  by Jeffrey B. Johnson
• Bermuda; non-luxury exports are best prospects for now - Business Outlook Abroad
• ITA report reviews U.S. trade performance and outlook - International Trade Administration - includes elucidation of key issues in report
• 'Hello, I'm STELA, the Department of Commerce export license system.' - System for Tracking Export License Applications
• Benin; commodity price dip, area recession hurt economy - Business outlook abroad; current reports from The Foreign Service
• Brunei - commerce
• Rekindling economic growth in Latin America
  by Antonio Ortiz Mena
• Australia: rapid growth begins to generate economic problems; U.S. exports look promising in a number of areas - Business Outlook Abroad
• Trade with U.S should become more balanced - Italy
  by Noel Negretti
• Investment spending to spur growth through 1986 - Canada
  by Kenneth Fernandez
• Country remains a solid market for U.S. exports - Malaysia
  by Jeff Hardee
• Services and technology in demand as market matures - Saudi Arabia
  by Elise Kleinwaks
• Israel - Foreign Market Briefs
• U.S. & foreign commercial service - related article on 'Small Business Success Stories'
• Tokyo economic declaration - text of communique issued at conclusion of the Economic Summit in Tokyo
• Guinea - Business Outlook Abroad
• ITA focuses on helping heavy electrical equipment industries - International Trade Administration
  by Mary Saunders
• Botswana; based on development plan, moderate sales growth is projected for U.S. goods - Business Outlook Abroad
• Sweden; brighter economic picture and U.S. sales outlook result from declines in oil prices and the dollar - Business Outlook Abroad
• Economic expansion brightens market prospects in Benelux; lower price tags will also help boost American sales
  by Robert McLaughlin
• Economy responds to resumption of demand - Ireland
  by Boyce Fitzpatrick
• Moderate economic growth will keep imports high - Canada - includes sidebar article on a freer trade agreement
  by Bruce Sever
• U.S. should benefit from plan to diversify imports - Korea
  by Laurie Hurtado
• Most sub-Saharan Africa nations have begun economic reformation; U.S. exports decline in face of regional economic crisis
  by Reginald Biddle
• Opportunities emerge for exports, technology trade - India
  by Christine F. Coady
• Pacific Rim housing ministers due at West Coast conference
  by Jim Manis
• Caribbean meeting for minority firms planned Nov. 9-12 - Telecommunications Opportunities in the Caribbean Basin
• Colombia; policy measures begin to adjust the economy - Business Outlook Abroad
• Bangladesh plans forum to attract foreign investors - bilateral investment treaty between Bangladesh and the U.S
  by Christine F. Coady
• Cape Verde; donor-supported projects are best bet for sales - Business Outlook Abroad
• 'Guanxi' is the secret to success for American companies in southern Taiwan
  by Robert D. Griffiths
• Business America index; 1986
• ITA's Market Share Reports provide data on manufactures exports to foreign markets - International Trade Administration - includes order form
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