Business in the USA – The encyclopedia of trading with the United States

Author: Edward G. Sinkerman
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Publish Date: 2001-04-18
Features: Choosing to read American Business is a wise decision. The wisdom of 16 experts, 24 selected topics, 12 overviews of major U.S. industries, and tens of thousands of words—American Business truly deserves to be an encyclopedia that teaches how to do business in the U.S., raise capital and go public in the U.S., and conduct trade with the U.S. The book consists of 26 chapters, well-organized and comprehensive. In summary, it can be divided into the following four main parts:
1. The Business Environment in the U.S.—Introduces the economic and social conditions that must be adapted to when doing business in the U.S., including: the U.S. economy, practical issues, business opportunities, foreign investment, foreign trade, industry overviews, business travel, business culture, population, financial institutions, transportation and communications, covering 11 chapters.
2. The Legal Environment in the U.S.—Introduces the laws and regulations that must be followed and utilized when doing business in the U.S., including: trade agreements, corporate organization and establishment, labor, commercial law, taxation, covering 5 chapters.
3. Trade Processes, Methods, and Techniques—Introduces the common processes, steps, and reference methods and techniques for doing business in the U.S., including: free trade zones, import policies and procedures, export policies and procedures, trade fairs, marketing, currency and foreign exchange, international settlements, covering 7 chapters.
4. Key Reference Information—Includes: business idioms in the U.S., important addresses, covering 2 chapters. This provides the greatest convenience for you to quickly enter the details of trade operations.