ITA publications

ITA publications
The following publication can assist you in your exporting endeavors:
• Business Americas: This publication is a biweekly magazine for the exporter. Available from: Government Printing Office (GPO), $40.
• Foreign Economic Trends: This publication provides current business and economic data for individual countries. Available from: GPO, $55 annually or $1 per report.
• How to Get the Most from Overseas Exhibitions: Available from: ITA, free.
• Market Share Reports (Commodity Series): This publication compares the competitive position of U.S. and foreign exporters by commodity and provides data to evaluate overall market trend and potential. The reports include combined exports from 14 to 100 countries. Individual country reports are also available. Prepared by: the National Technical Information Service, $11 for each commodity.
• Official U.S. and International Financing Institutions: A Guide for Exporters and Investors: Available from: ITA, $1.50.
• Overseas Business Reports: This publication provides marketing information, trade outlooks, statistics, regulations, and market profiles for individual countries. Available from: GPO, prices vary.

tags
 government printing office  overseas exhibitions  technical information service  national technical information service  market profiles  national technical information  biweekly magazine  international financing  overseas business  market trend  marketing information  economic trends  outlooks  economic data  ita  commodity  market share  endeavors  institutions  investors  

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

THE RELATIONSHIP OF TRADE AND FACTOR MOBILITY

THE RELATIONSHIP OF TRADE AND FACTOR MOBILITY Whether capital or some other asset is transferred abroad initially to acquire a direct investment, the asset is a type of production factor. Eventually, the direct investment usually involves the movement of various types of production factors as investors infuse capital, technology, personnel, raw materials, or components into their operating facilities abroad. Therefore, it is useful to examine the relationship of trade theory to the movement of production factors. The Trade and Factor Mobility Theory Chapter 4 explained that trade often occurs because of differences in factor endowments among countries. A country such as Canada, with abundant arable land relative to its small but educated labor force, may cultivate wheat in a highly mechanized manner. This wheat may be exchanged for handmade sweaters from Hong Kong, which require abundant semiskilled labor and little land. Historical treatises on trade assumed that the factors
Read more

FINANCING

FINANCING Why do we need financing in the import/export business? To start, expand, or take advantage of opportunities, all businesses need new money sooner or later. By new money, we mean money that we have not yet earned, but which can become the engine for growth. For the importer, financing offers the ability to pay for the overseas manufacture and shipment of foreign goods destined for the United States market. For the exporter, financing could mean working capital to pay for international travel and the marketing effort. New money also can be loans to foreign buyers so that buyers can purchase an exporter's goods. American importers seldom have problems finding financing. United States dollars are plentiful, and if you do the homework phase well and you have purchase orders for the product(s), banks or factors are waiting to assist. The Bank Commercial banking is the primary industry that supports the financing of importing and exporting. Selection of a banking partn
Read more

U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration (USTTA)

U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration (USTTA) The U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration (USTTA) promotes U.S. exports of goods and services in tourism. For more information, contact the USTTA office at (202) 377-4904. tags  tourism administration  ustta  travel and tourism  information contact  
Read more