Conclusion
Conclusion Besides the federal programs it is apparent the various states, counties, cities, world trade centers, trade associations, ports, universities and colleges, all have something to offer in the quest for sources of information and assistance to expand profits and sales through exports. And yet, there are still more sources, including national or international organizations, such as AID, the World Bank, the U.N., and even an organization as unfamiliar to most as the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). The contacts for all of these and many more may be found in the appendices or in the specific programs described elsewhere in exporters-sources.com - index page -. To enlarge on these examples, consider AID. This U.S. agency operates throughout the less developed countries of the world and administers economic assistance programs for the federal government in more than 60 developing countries, encouraging them to purchase U.S. goods and services with AI