They're coming back, mate!

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US trade relations with Australia and New Zealand prosper despite recent setbacks because of conveniences fostered by commonalities. Although similarities between the three countries such as language, consumer requirements and business style make trading easier, barriers still persist. Carrier rates have recently increased for the first time in two years and the importation of Australian meats has also become a major trade problem. However, despite the problems, Australia and New Zealand still feel closest and most confident with the US as a trading partner.

Author: McCalla, John
Air transportation, scheduled, Marine cargo handling, TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, United States, Australia, Economic aspects, Transportation industry, Cover Story, New Zealand

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A congressional scorecard on trade issues

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The American Assn of Exporters and Importers (AAEI) has released a survey detailing the level of support of US Congressional leaders on free trade. The AAEI believes that the level of legislator support concerning international trade issues should be made known to the public. The scorecard developed by the AAEI indicates the degree of voting support that the Congressional members gave favoring open trade.

Author: McCalla, John
Legislative bodies, Economic policy, Surveys, Legislators, United States. Congress. House, Free trade, American Association of Exporters and Importers

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