61. Center For International Trade And Security - Home May 19, 2004 The Center for international trade and Security announces the appointment of Gen. Eugene G. Habiger, us Air Force (ret.), a former commander of http://www.uga.edu/cits/home/

Search CITS The Monitor Newsroom Resources for Media Press Releases News Archives Export Control Highlights Newsletter National Evaluations Database For Students Course Offerings Internships Student Ambassadors CITStudents Newsletter ... Security Leadership Practicum Resources CITS Publications Related Links University of Georgia CITS International Russian Chinese Japanese Contact Webmaster for inquiries and to report broken links. Last modifications on Friday, June 4, 2004 12:45 120 Holmes/Hunter Academic Building University of Georgia Athens, GA 30602 Voice: 706-542-2985 Fax: 706- 542-2975 cits@uga.edu Washington, DC Office: 1900 K Street NW, 2nd Floor Washington, DC 20006 Voice: 202-496-7304 Fax: 202-496-7756 The Center for International Trade and Security is a non-profit organization affiliated with The University of Georgia and devoted to research, teaching and outreach on trade, technology and security issues.

62. Forward Page The us State Department has recently awarded $528,000 to UGA to establish The Center for international trade and Security at the University of Georgia is http://www.uga.edu/cits/

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A comprehensive information base on today's China and beyond... Canadian Web Hosting by WebServe Canada General Information Diplomatic Missions Entertainment ... Back to Home International Trade Chinese Export Commodities Fairground Trade Between Mainland China and Taiwan in 2001: (Unit: US$ 1 billion) (NEW) Year Export Import Increase% *Taiwan is the fifth largest trading partner and the second largest importing market of mainland China in 2001. Growth of China's Foreign Trade (1995-2000) (Unit USD$ 1 billion) Year Imports Exports Source: Government Publication and official news release. China's Top 10 Trading Partners in 2000* (Unit US$ 1 billion) Rank Export Import Japan USA EU Hong Kong ASEAN ROK Taiwan Australia Russia Canada * More data will be available later. China's Top 10 Trading Partners in 1999 (Unit US$ 1 billion) Rank Export Import Japan USA EU Hong Kong ASEAN ROK Taiwan Australia Russia Canada Source: Government Publication Beijing Review Vol. 43 No. 14

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Agriculture China Corporate Sustainability Imports ... President NEWSFEED! * What you see above is our new daily newsfeed through Tidepool news service. Now you can do a quick check each day to see what's new in trade-related news here and around the world. Sources include The Economist, the Financial Times, New York Times, and other reliable international media sources. We'll get local stories from the Puget Sound Business Journal and our dailies the P-I and the Seattle Times. Any questions or comments? Call us at 206-443-3826 or send an e-mail to tlaggner@wcit.org * If you do not see the newsfeed, please call us and let us know! The State of Washington is the most trade-dependent in the nation, and in 1999, the Puget Sound region was found to be the most export-dependent U.S. metropolitan area. Our international links have provided widespread benefits to the citizens of our State. Sound policies have helped protect our natural diversity and environment. Entrepreneurial savvy, high tech, rich agricultural farmlands, and a flourishing import-export base typify our State. For almost three decades, the Washington Council on International Trade (WCIT) has been advocating on the benefits of a flourishing trade base.

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68. U.S. Chamber International And Trade Programs And Resources international trade Programs. The us Chamber of Commerce improves the ability of us businesses to compete in the global marketplace by providing its members http://www.uschamber.com/international/default

var sNavSection = "resources"; home faqs site map contact us ... join us Search Chambers Associations Small Business Tools What We Do ... CIPE Contact International Division U.S. Chamber of Commerce 1615 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20062 Ph: 202-463-5460 intl@uschamber.com The U.S. Chamber of Commerce improves the ability of U.S. businesses to compete in the global marketplace by providing its members valuable tools and resources, as well as cutting-edge events that bring world leaders to our members. Find out more about our: Events Chambers Abroad Regional Resources [click on region of interest on map] Recent News and Updates U.S.-Australia FTA Expands Opportunities for American Companies, Workers, and Consumers The United States and Australia reached agreement on a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA) on February 8, 2004. This agreement pledges increased access for American goods and services in Australia, and will enhance U.S. competitiveness in the Asia-Pacific region. The U.S. Chamber and its member companies strongly support approval of the U.S.-Australia FTA, and will urge Congress to approve the agreement and implementing legislation expeditiously. The WTO in Cancun and Beyond The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has prepared a position paper for the Fifth World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference in Cancun, Mexico. In this position paper the Chamber outlines what the U.S. and other nations must do to ensure that the Doha Development Round yields additional progress.

69. International Trade Information us Business Advisor international trade Page; usDA Economics and Statistics Reports and Data includes information about international trade in Agricultural http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/gov/us/trade.htm

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS United States Government Information U.S. Resources State Resources Foreign Resources International Resources ... What's New Trade Information from U. S. Government and Other Resources Federal Agency Internet Sites from Federal Agencies Additional Information ... on Foreign Countries, Federal Agencies Bureau of Economic Analysis includes international information relative to U.S. economic position in the world. Bureau of Export Administration : the agency which controls exports to guard national security interests. Customs Service "The mission of the United States Customs Service is to ensure that all goods and persons entering and exiting the United States do so in accordance with all United States laws and regulations." Site includes a wide variety import/export information, downloadable forms, and publications such as the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) Export-Import Bank of the United States : providing working capital, direct loans, financing guarantees and export insurance products. Foreign Agricultural Service: Collects and analyzes global supply and demand, trade trends and market opportunities for agricultural products. The recently released

70. Office Of Mexican Affairs And Trade with our trade services and programs, review excerpts from our 2001 Export trade Summary , and explore information on the usMexico international Border , how http://www.edd.state.nm.us/TRADE/

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Introduction Executive Summary Export Summary PDF Trade Performance Highlights ... Trade Shows, Missions and Promotions Office of Mexican Affairs and Trade The Office of Mexican Affairs and Trade Division, is pleased to provide you with information pertaining to International Trade from our state, our major exports, and the marketing efforts we conduct to promote the products and services of our state to the domestic and international market. Familiarize yourself with our trade services and programs, review excerpts from our 2001 Export Trade Summary , and explore information on the U.S.-Mexico International Border how to export and the various publications available to help you with all your international business needs. We encourage you to contact us with any questions you may have pertaining to exporting or importing. We have specialists covering various parts of the world that know and understand those areas and will be glad to be of service to you. © 2004 New Mexico Economic Development Department

71. International Trade Daily This timely bulletin provides rapid, reliable notification of the most significant developments affecting us trade and international business policy and the http://www.bna.com/products/corplaw/tdln.htm

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72. Washington International Trade Association ATTEND With globalization comes expanded international opportunities for edge by learning about us Government services for those new to the trade field, and a http://www.wita.org/

Username: Password: Forgot your login? Trade and Business Immigration in the New Security Paradigm Tuesday, June 15, 2004 Location: Suite Hemisphere A, Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave. NW FEATURED SPEAKERS: Alfonso Martinez-Fonts , Special Assistant for the private sector to the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Catherine Barry , Managing Director of Visa Services, US Department of State Liz Stern , Partner, Commercial Immigration, Shaw Pittman Potts and Trowbridge Sharon Alexander , Director of Immigration, MBNA America Bank Moderator: Elizabeth Chazottes , CEO, Association for International Practical Training (AIPT) WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND: Even as the movement of capital, goods and services worldwide soars to new heights, there is still the basic need for the movement of people to reach understanding and seal the deal. The usual pace of business often comes to a standstill when people need to travel to the USA - What can be done? Where lies the balance between national security, visa procedures, and business needs? What is changed under US V.I.S.I.T.? Are security measures erecting new obstacles even as we dismantle trade barriers? What options and responsibilities do business and the global community have? The 10th Annual Awards Dinner July 13, 2004

73. International Trade Desk international trade. AOL s Your Business Lunch 6/12/97 Transcript Gateway to Russian Markets. AOL s Your Business Lunch - 9/16/96 Transcript us trade http://members.aol.com/tradedesk/

James R. Meenan U.S. Trade and Business Development Advisor Welcome to The International Trade Desk If you have any comments to offer and/or additional sites you have found useful, please E-mail me at JRMeenan@aol.com Center Drawer A WTO Open Door Trade Environment Fosters SME Growth - November 1999 Opening the WTO Door for SMEs to Trade - October 1999 Guide to Opening the Door to Expanded Trade with Developing Countries. : Remarks presented at the March 7, 2001, U.S. Senate Small Business Committee Forum FTAA E-Commerce Second Report to Ministers - April 2001 September '97 Business Recommendations to APEC Small/Medium Enterprise Ministerial. AOL's Your Business Lunch - 1/29/98 Transcript: " Small Business in International Trade. " AOL's Your Business Lunch - 6/12/97 Transcript: " Gateway to Russian Markets. " AOL's Your Business Lunch - 9/16/96 Transcript: " U.S. Trade Policy Impact on Small Business. " Side Drawers Trade Leads Drawer: Official "One-Stop-Shop" for trade information and support U.S. Export Assistance

74. International Trade - CTED Portal success. There are many places you can find information about international trade, so why should you talk to us? First, because http://www.cted.wa.gov/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=4

75. International Trade Canada to reengage with the us to find a of the Canada-Singapore free trade negotiations has Canada s research capacity and promotes international business through http://www.itcan-cican.gc.ca/menu-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... About Us Main Menu Services for Canadian Businesses Non-Canadian Businesses Trade and Economic Policy Countries and Regions ... Culture, Education and Youth About the Department Ministers What We Do Travel and Hospitality Expenses Reports Foreign Affairs Canada Virtual Trade Commissioner Personalized Web pages for Canadian clients New User Take a Tour Registered User Email Password Forgot your password? International Trade Canada To better serve Canadians, the former Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade has been divided into two separate departments: International Trade Canada (ITCan) and Foreign Affairs Canada (FAC). For more information about the change International Trade Canada (ITCan) supports the development of trade by providing services to exporters, developing policy, and by attracting investment in the Canadian economy. Services for Canadian Businesses Services for Non-Canadian Businesses Information on Canada's Trade and Economic Policy Highlights: Week of June 7, 2004 Sea Island G8 Summit Leaders of the G8 countries met in Sea Island, Georgia, U.S., from June 8 to 10, to discuss the world economy, international security and poverty reduction.

76. Guide To Global Trade Law the us; 12 usC, Chapter 32 Foreign Banks in Domestic Markets; 12 usC, Chapter 40 - international Bank Lending; 15 usC §46(h) - Investigation of Foreign trade http://www.hg.org/trade.html

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77. New Jersey Commerce&Economic Growth Commission us Department of Commerce, international trade Administration provides a comprehensive resource for information on all us Federal Government export assistance http://www.state.nj.us/commerce/internat_trade.html

Departments Business Advocacy Business Relocation Environmental Business International Trade Urban Businesses Brownfields / Reclamation Small Business Assistance Summary Information About NJ Commerce Advisory Council Business Incentives Business Services Economic Overview Financial Assistance Transportation Business Reports Economic Outlook Tourism Research Business Resource Center Interactive Business Maps Available Office Space Getting Started In International Trade Why Should My Company Export? By exporting, your company can expand its markets, increasing revenues and improving your competitive position. With the 96% of the world's consumers located outside the U.S., companies that export gain knowledge of the global marketplace, and use that knowledge to improve their product, technology, and competitive edge. Exporting also provides additional benefits such as increasing your domestic competitiveness, and allows for distribution of excess production capacity. The can help your company to export, call us at (609) 777-0885.

78. Browse Topic: International Trade This system will provide a single entry point for the public to transmit information required by the us government for international trade. http://www.library.okstate.edu/govdocs/browsetopics/itrade.html

BrowseTopics Index OSU Library Government Documents OSU Library OSU International Trade International Trade Commission The ITC is a quasi-judicial independent federal agency that provides objective trade expertise to both the legislative and executive branches of government. Tariff information, petitions, complaints, and reports are available here, along with the 1997 Harmonized Tariff Schedule and Federal Investigation Notices . Browse their . Download their Monthly Calendar . They have also recently added a Tariff Database which allows the user to search for trade statistics based upon Tariff number. Department of Commerce Bureau of Export Administration The Bureau of Export Administration (BXA) plays an important role in export controls, guarding the national security, foreign policy and non-proliferation goals of the United States, and balancing them against the need of U.S. firms to be viable and competitive in the world marketplace. The BXA oversees the development, licensing and enforcement of export control laws. Their recently overhauled site now includes access to the Export Administration Regulations (by subscription), the

79. International Trade And Business Reference Page SIC87 (Standard Industrial Classification System, us, 1987) The following reference pages only contain industries that engage in international trade. http://pacific.commerce.ubc.ca/trade/

Centre for International Business Studies WEB LINKS DIRECTORY Launch CIBS Web Directory Original PACIFIC Resources The Dictionary of International Trade and Business defines hundreds of terms, concepts, and institutions. Currencies of the World (there is also a simpliefied version available for Web browsers that cannot process tables) PACIFIC Exchange Rate Service features current exchange rates of 49 countries and a retrieval and plot interface to a database with daily exchange rates over the last years. The PACIFIC Data Centre is a starting point for more data. (Access to some of the database is restricted to UBC faculty, students, and staff.) GATT General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (Text of the original 1947 document, as revised through 1966) Brief History of the GATT Rounds Harmonized System (Harmonized Commodity Description And Coding System) HS at 4-digit level HS at 6-digit level HS at 10-digit level SITC (Standard International Trade Classification System, Revision 3) One-digit level Two-digit level Three-digit level Four-digit level SIC-87 (Standard Industrial Classification System, U.S., 1987)

80. Organisation For Economic Co-operation And Development Exports and imports of services from 1986 for 3 OECD member countries and 7 zones in us dollar. Source OECD Statistics on international trade in Services. http://www.oecd.org/topicstatsportal/0,2647,en_2825_495663_2759232_1_1_1_1,00.ht

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Help/FAQ MyOECD Fran§ais Building Partnerships for Progress Search This sub-site Whole site More Search options Browse OECD Home About OECD By Topic By Country ... By Department Find Statistics News Releases Resources for Journalists Government Officials Online Services Online Bookshop Online Library E-mail Alerts MyOECD Opportunities Job Vacancies Calls for Tender Forum 2004 Sponsorship International Trade, International Trade International Trade International Trade International Trade in Goods Statistics International Trade in Services Statistics Commercial Interest Reference Rates (CIRRs) Differentiated Discount Rates International Trade in Goods Statistics Statistics, Data and Indicators (4) International Trade for OECD Countries (pdf,453Kb,English) View long abstract 11-Jun-2004 Source: OECD Main Economic Indicators (updated monthly) - International trade data show seasonally adjusted imports and exports data in Billions Us dollars. Imports consist of: (i) imports for direct domestic consumption; (ii) withdrawals from ... World Trade (pdf,438Kb,English)

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