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When the President announced the National Export Initiative (NEI) in 2010, with the ambitious goal of doubling U.S. exports over five years, he made clear that boosting U.S. exports was not only a short-term strategy but also a critical component of America's long-term prosperity. The launch of the NEI, as well as the establishment of the Export Promotion Cabinet (EPC), was the first in a series of steps to promote U.S. exports and marshal the full resources of the Federal Government to support U.S. exporters. These efforts have borne considerable fruits. Exports hit record levels in 2011, and this historic progress has ensured America's continued position as the global leader in total exports.
Book Description
When the President announced the National Export Initiative (NEI) in 2010, with the ambitious goal of doubling U.S. exports over five years, he made clear that boosting U.S. exports was not only a short-term strategy but also a critical component of America's long-term prosperity. The launch of the NEI, as well as the establishment of the Export Promotion Cabinet (EPC), was the first in a series of steps to promote U.S. exports and marshal the full resources of the Federal Government to support U.S. exporters. These efforts have borne considerable fruits. Exports hit record levels in 2011, and this historic progress has ensured America's continued position as the global leader in total exports.
Author: United States Trade Promotion Coordinating Committee Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781500578374 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 60
Book Description
When the President announced the National Export Initiative (NEI) in 2010, with the ambitious goal of doubling U.S. exports over five years, he made clear that boosting U.S. exports was not only a short-term strategy but also a critical component of America's long-term prosperity. The launch of the NEI, as well as the establishment of the Export Promotion Cabinet (EPC), was the first in a series of steps to promote U.S. exports and marshal the full resources of the Federal Government to support U.S. exporters. These efforts have borne considerable fruits. Exports hit record levels in 2011, and this historic progress has ensured America's continued position as the global leader in total exports.However, with U.S. exports facing headwinds from the economic slowdown in Europe and Asia, the Administration must reinvigorate its efforts to help U.S. businesses, particularly small firms, compete for the 95 percent of the world's customers who live outside the United States. In a rapidly changing global business environment, the mandate of the NEI requires federal agencies to re-think their traditional approaches to export assistance so they can better serve their customers, partners, and stakeholders throughout the United States. In addition, the Department of Commerce has integrated its NEI Office with that of the TPCC Secretariat to create a “whole of government” approach to implementing the NEI.
Author: Aaron Bissen Publisher: Nova Science Publishers ISBN: 9781626184992 Category : Export controls Languages : en Pages : 0
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This book provides an overview of the National Export Strategy and U.S. government agencies that are involved in export promotion. The National Export Initiative (NEI)lays out ambitious new plans of the Federal Government, including partnering with metropolitan areas and improving outreach and service delivery to small businesses. It also examines the targeting of infrastructure projects and global markets in such regions as Asia and Africa, and the support for the work of SelectUSA to attract and retain more investment and the new Interagency Trade Enforcement Center to identify and address unfair trade practices. Thanks to America's strong reputation for innovation, quality, and safety, U.S. goods and services remain the gold standard. For its part, the Federal Government is committed to helping U.S. businesses build things here and sell them everywhere, with the NEI complementing other Administration initiatives on advanced manufacturing, innovation, and protection of intellectual property.
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