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International Trade Administration’s brochures are
listed alphabetically below, including content summaries,
publication dates, and PDF and plain text files. |
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Latest
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The
Advocacy Center: Leveling the Playing Field for U.S. Businesses
Competing Internationally
This tri-fold piece describes how the Advocacy Center
promotes American exports and helps create and retain
U.S. jobs by coordinating high-level U.S. government support
to companies of all sizes competing for international
opportunities, including tenders and procurements.
(September 2002)
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Export
Services for Smaller Companies: Around the World in Seven
Ways
Read this booklet to learn about the International Trade
Administration's wide variety of programs and services
for small and medium-sized U.S. companies, from export
counseling and market research to commercial advocacy
and technical assistance.
(December 2001)
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The
Export Assistance Trade Certificate of Review Program:
The Competitive Edge for U.S. Exporters
Packed with examples and FAQs, this brochure describes
the Export Trade Certificate of Review program, which
offers antitrust protection that allows U.S. firms to
work together, share export costs and risks, and develop
international business quickly.
(December 2002)
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Follow
the Flag to Global Markets
This brochure describes the export assistance services
offered by the U.S. Commercial Service through its network
of more than 250 offices located in the United States
and 83 foreign countries.
(2002)
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Intellectual
Property Rights for the U.S. Textile and Apparel Industry
Read this primer to learn how the U.S. Department of Commerce
and the U.S. Customs Service help protect American textile
and apparel patents, trademarks, and copyrights through
infringement reporting and prevention programs.
(January 2003)
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Protecting
Your Intellectual Property at Home and Abroad
The intellectual property developed in the United States
- innovations, inventions, and processes - remains one
of our most competitive and job-creating exports. This
brochure from the U.S. Department of Commerce lists U.S.
government resources that assist companies in protecting
their intellectual property.
(August 2004)
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SABIT
Training Program
This brochure outlines how the Special American Business
Internship Training (SABIT) Program helps U.S. organizations
develop relationships with potential customers, distributors
and partners in Eurasia.
(January 2003)
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Top
Markets for Machinery: Export Promotion of U.S. Machinery
Products in Leading World Markets
Full of contacts and resources, this booklet lists the
best markets for U.S.-made machinery products in 2003,
as well as the major trade shows in 2003–2004 by
machinery sector.
(December 2002)
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Trade
Compliance Center
The Trade Compliance Center, or TCC, draws on federal
government resources to ensure that U.S. exporters have
access to foreign markets in accordance with the United
States' international trade agreements. Fittingly, this
brochure describes the full range of TCC services, including
a hotline, market access reports, and on-line guides to
help American exporters report, understand, and overcome
trade barriers they face in foreign markets.
(April 2003)
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