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ECONOMICS AND TRADE | Achieving growth through open markets

Best Places to Start a Business

Countries that have relaxed regulations for doing business create more income, jobs and investment. They make it easier for private enterprises to thrive. Source: Doing Business: 2008, by the World Bank

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Regulators and the Market Challenge

The U.S. government has dealt with economic, fiscal and financial matters throughout the nation’s history. A new America.gov series examines those efforts and their results.

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Development of the International Economic System

After World War II, international trade created unprecedented wealth, lifted millions of people out of poverty and made actively trading developing nations significant economic entities.

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