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1. The case against a U.S.-arms monopoly

2. The valuation of hidden assets in foreign transactions: why 'dark matter' matters; It is more important than is sometimes thought

3. Outlook for 2018-22: External sector

4. Weak dollar doldrums

5. U.S. international transactions: first quarter of 2009

6. U.S. international transactions: first quarter of 2009

7. U.S. international transactions: first quarter of 2009

8. U.S. international transactions: first quarter of 2009

9. GDP and the economy: final estimates for the first quarter of 2009

10. F. Transactions tables

11. F. Transactions tables

12. U.S. international transactions: fourth quarter and year 2008

13. GDP and the economy: preliminary estimates for the fourth quarter of 2008

14. Advance estimates for the third quarter of 2008

15. U.S. International transactions: second quarter of 2008

16. U.S. international services: cross-border trade in 2007 and services supplied through affiliates in 2006

17. Is the world becoming immune from America? Two dozen experts share their thoughts on a question with serious implications for the future of globalization

18. Integration of U.S. small businesses into the export trade sector using available trade finance tools and resources: Part 1

19. Industrial revolution 2.0: in the corner offices of New York and Tokyo, business leaders cling to the notion that their designs, technologies, and brands are cuffing edge

20. Doing business in and with China: the risks are great, but so are the rewards

21. The Asian myth: the notion that the Asian economies have somehow insulated themselves from the United States is nonsense

22. Letter To Mr. Donald Trump - Trans-Pacific Partnership - Don't Drop Your Slice Of The Pie

23. U.S. trade deficit and the impact of changing oil prices

24. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

25. F. Transactions tables

26. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

27. F. Transactions tables

28. The economy: The external sector

29. Mark Dolliver: Degrees of Distaste

30. U.S. - China trade deficit to surpass $270 billion

31. Pima prices predicted to strengthen

32. On the slide; Currencies

33. BAUCUS PLANS LEGISLATION

34. A. Selected NIPA tables. Part_2

35. E. Transactions tables

36. As Congress debates the Central American Free Trade Agreement, it must decide not merely whether to advance America's economic interests, but also whether to reaffirm our decades-long commitment to Central American democracy

37. Among the missing; American Treasury bonds

38. Regional data

39. Economic sectors: Other services

40. The specter of capital flight: how long will the power of the dollar protect the U.S.?

41. U.S. Delegation in China for Economic Talks

42. Revisiting what's right with America: the S&P downgrade was largely triggered by politics, not economics. In S&P's own words, the move reflected the weakened 'effectiveness, stability, and predictability' of U.S. policymaking. Politics and policies matter. But that said, let's not lose sight of America's underlying economic strengths

43. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

44. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

45. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

46. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

47. A. Additional information about the NIPA estimates

48. Trio of trade deals passed

49. U.S. to Investigate China's Clean Energy Aid

50. Trade gap increases to $49.9 billion in June

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