Business Leaders express concern over elimination of trade pacts
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Anticipating an increase in international activity, 81 percent of
As
“As factors including trade, currency and exchange rates, and corporate tax rates shape a company’s international strategy,
The Trade Factor
Despite an increase in overall optimism, the Indicator found that
“There has been a definite surge in optimism since the election. The durability of that optimism will be tested as key issues like taxes and regulation are addressed. Outcomes around trade policy and negotiations are critical to firms with international business and will determine the sustainability of that optimism,” added
“Wait and See” with Brexit
Following the U.K.’s vote to leave the
The majority of
China Remains No.1,
For the fourth consecutive year, as companies look to the future,
Events Impacting International Business Decisions
When assessing international markets,
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