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Welcome
to the ITA Online Bookstore. This is the central source
for access to the studies and reports published by the
International Trade Administration.
- To
find out about our most recently published titles,
scroll down this page to the “What's New”
section.
- For
access to older titles, click on our Web-accessible
publications database, under the “Search”
section, on the left.
- To
look at our most-requested titles and for access to
newsletters published by ITA offices, go to the links
on the right-hand side of this screen.
- For
information on how to purchase printed copies of ITA
publications, go the “How to Order” section
on your left.
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NAFTA:
A State Export Perspective, 1993-2003
For most Americans, the effects of the North American
Free Trade Agreement on the state in which they reside
have more immediate, practical relevance than generalized
statistics for the U.S. economy as a whole. Using data
from the Census Bureau, this report looks at the export
of goods from the individual states to Canada and Mexico
from 1993 (the year prior to NAFTA's implementation)
to 2003.
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Addressing
the Challenges of International Bribery and Fair Competition
2004
This is the sixth and final report on international
compliance with the Convention on Combating Bribery
of Foreign Public Officials in International Business
Transactions, a multilateral agreement developed under
the auspices of the Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development (OECD). "The United States will
continue to advocate for vigorous enforcement of antibribery
laws," said Secretary of Commerce Donald L. Evans
upon the release of the report, "We are making
strides to end this injustice and will continue to show
leadership in the fight against global corruption."
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2004
National Export Strategy
This new edition of the annual report of the Trade Promotion
Coordinating Committee details the successful outcome
of a three-year effort to streamline bureaucracies and
make federal trade-promotion programs more responsive,
efficient, and easier to use. "We want to make sure
that [U.S.] companies have world-class trade promotion
and finance services," says Secretary of Commerce
Donald L. Evans in his introduction, "and are in
the best possible position to enter and successfully compete
in today's global marketplace."
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Business
Ethics: A Manual for Managing a Responsible Business Enterprise
in Emerging Market Economies
Are you looking for a guidance on how your company can
conduct business in accordance with current standards
of business ethics? Look no further than this comprehensive
manual published under the auspices of the Commerce Department's
Good Governance Program.
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Manufacturing
in America
Released by Secretary of Commerce Evans in January 2004,
this report examines the current state of the U.S. manufacturing
sector and makes a series of recommendations on how the
federal government can help to assure that U.S. manufacturers
are able to respond to the challenges of the global marketplace
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