US services build their case for more export supports

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The U.S. service industry is making a major effort to promote international business. Insurance, banking, engineering-construction and data processing industries are good examples. Service industry groups want a new set of international rules such as GATT. Part of the problem has been difficulty in gathering accurate statistics. U.S. needs legislation that helps with export of US services. Reagan administration favors such laws.

Services industry, Service industries

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Korea: land of surprising export growth

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According to the South Korean government's five-year plan to compete in world markets protectionism will be reduced. Imports of consumer goods increase, and exports of textiles, electronic products, and machinery grow.

APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Electronic Components and Accessories, PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES, South Korea, Economic aspects, Machinery industry, Grain industry, Electronics industry, Products, Clothing industry, Industrial policy, Export marketing, Korea, South

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Far East '84: a formidable magnet for the export oriented

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Eastern Asia has become the U.S.'s largest regional trading partner. Careful attention to government policies and precise export knowledge are needed to take advantage of this traffic.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, United States, International relations, United States foreign relations, Transportation, East Asia, Commerce, Asia, Eastern

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