International trade, just like selling goods in the U.S. market, is about competition and fair rules. Often, government can play a key role in creating or expanding opportunities for trade and thus in boosting prosperity and jobs.
A new report by the American Academy of Diplomacy and the Una Chapman Cox Foundation states that the U.S. government needs to improve in supporting U.S. companies overseas via commercial diplomacy by getting our embassies and Washington agencies more active in fighting to help U.S. businesses win sales, investments and deals in growing international markets.
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