 Business in California (United States)
Syllabus of the Subject: Foreign Trade and Business in California - Los Angeles
- California: The eighth largest economy in the World
- Regions of California
- Doing Business in Los Angeles
- Port of Los Angeles
- Case Study: News Corporation
- Silicon Valley
- Key Players: Adobe, AMD, Apple, CISCO, eBay, HP, Oracle, Yahoo, Symantec, Intel
- Doing Business with Los Angeles County
Sample of the Subject - Doing Business in California:

Description of the Subject: Doing Business in California
If Los Angeles County were a nation, would be the 19th biggest in the World.
The economy of California represents 13% of the gross domestic product of the United States (America) (grew 24.2% in five years)
- 96% of all companies have less than fifty employees
- 9% of the population of California reported as self-employed
- California produces annually 1.6 trillion dollars in products and services, making California the eighth
largest economy in the World
- California
is the prime crossroad for
Foreign Trade in the United States (annual
exports: 120 billion dollars)
- California is the leading high-tech state in the U.S..
- The Golden State boasts 1 million high-tech workers (more than any other U.S. state). 1/6 of all the United States high-tech workers reside in California
- Los Angeles is the largest city in the State of California and the second in the United States
- The Port of Los Angeles is one of the largest International Trade gateways in the World
- California is the most popular United States location for international companies and attracts more Foreign direct investment (FDI) than any other U.S. state
- Top investing countries in California are Japan, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands
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