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 United States economy
- Introduction to the United States of America.
- United States economy.
- United States market overview. Main sectors.
- U.S. Exports of goods and services.
- Case study: Top 20 Metropolitan Area exporters.
- Foreign direct investment (FDI). Case study: Asian-Pacific FDI in the United States.
Doing Business in New York
- New York City’s economy.
- Central business districts (CBDs).
- The global capital of fashion. Case study: Ralph Lauren, Liz Claiborne, Jones Apparel Group.
- Professional services. Case: Omnicom Group Inc.
- Manufacturing and industrial.
- High Tech economy. Nanotechnology. Bioscience.
- Distribution sector.
- Establishing a business in New York City.
Doing Business in California
- California: eighth largest economy in the world.
- Regions of California.
- Doing business in Los Angeles.
- Case study: News corporation.
- The Silicon Valley.
- Players: Adobe, AMD, Apple, CISCO, eBay, HP, Oracle, Yahoo, Symantec, Intel.
- Doing business with Los Angeles County.
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Doing Business in Miami Florida
- About Florida.
- The economy of Florida and Miami.
- Economic profile of Florida’ s regions.
- Foreign Trade. International Advantages of Florida.
- Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Florida.
- Florida industry clusters.
- Doing business in Miami.
- Setting up Business in Florida: Corporations and Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Case study: Burger King.
US International Economic Relations - FTA's
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ©.
- US Free trade agreements (FTA): Australia, Bahrain, Canada Mexico (NAFTA), Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel, Jordan, Korea, Morocco, Nicaragua, Oman, Panama, Peru (TPA), Singapore.
- Free Trade Agreements Tariff Tool.
- European Union - US Trade Relations (TEC).
- Trade Investment Framework Agreements (TIFAs). ASEAN - US.
- Bilateral Investment Treaties (BIT).
- Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP).
- AGOA - African Growth and Opportunity Act. U.S. Africa trade.
- Regional Institutions: PECC, IADB, ESCAP, ECLAC, OEA, RCC.
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Request Information of the certificate program Doing business in United States.
Duration: 5 weeks
Course objectives:
The main objective of the "Course doing business in the United States" is to
provide an overview of the US economy and business opportunities.
- To learn to do business in USA (California, New York and Florida).
- To understand the fundamentals of US economy
- To know where to find information.
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Agreements and FTA's of United States
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
- The North American Free trade agreement (NAFTA).
- NAFTA institutions. Free Trade Commission. NAFTA background.
- NAFTA rules of origin.
- Economic facts about NAFTA.
- Success Stories.
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) ©
- Introduction to the Committee on Trade and Investment .
- Principles for Cross-Border Trade in Services. Principles on Trade Facilitation.
- Automotive and Chemical dialogue. Business Mobility Group. Investment.
- Group on Services. Intellectual Property Rights. Electronic Commerce.
- Market Access. Rules of Origin. Customs Procedures. Standards and Conformance.
US - Australia FTA
- United States - Australia Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Advantages for Australian and US Exporters.
- US - Australia Trade in goods and services.
- Australia's trade and investment with individual US States.
- Analysis of the U.S. - Australia Free Trade Agreement.
- National Treatment and Market Access for Goods. Agriculture. Textiles and Apparel. Rules of Origin. Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures, Cross-Border Trade in Services, Investment.
US - Korea FTA
- U.S. - Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA).
- Benefits of the FTA for US and Korean exporters.
- FTA's Advantages for agriculture, manufacturing, Automotive, High-Tech Industry, services, Financial Services.
- Investment and the U.S.-Korea FTA.
- Case study: US SME’s exporting to Korea.
- Structure of the FTA. Rules of Origin. Regional Value Content.
US - Chile FTA
- The United States - Chile Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- U.S. trade relations (Goods and Services) with Chile.
- Benefits to U.S. Agriculture.
- Investment. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
- Structure of the US-Chile FTA.
The Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act
(ATPDEA)
- The Andean Trade Promotion and Drug Eradication Act (ATPDEA).
- U.S. Trade with ATPA/ATPDEA Countries (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru).
US - Colombia FTA
- U.S. - Colombia Free Trade Agreement.
- Main benefits of the United States - Colombia Trade Agreement.
- US Colombia trade relations.
- Business Opportunities for U.S. exporters in Colombia. Strategic sectors.
- Access to Colombian market. Steps for importing to Colombia.
- Structure of the FTA.
| US - Peru TPA
- United States - Peru Trade Promotion Agreement.
- Business opportunities for U.S. exporters.
- U.S. Peru trade relations.
- Structure of the FTA.
US - Panama FTA
- United States - Panama Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Benefits of the U.S.-Panama Trade Promotion Agreement.
- U.S. Panama trade relations.
CAFTA-DR United States - Central
America- Dominican Rep FTA
- Dominican Republic - Central America - United States Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR).
- US- Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua) trade relations.
- Benefits of the CAFTA-DR.
US - Singapore FTA
- The United States - Singapore Free Trade Agreement (USSFTA).
- Trade in Goods and Services. Rules of Origin. Market Access. Investment. Government Procurement.
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
- Benefits to Singaporean and US Exporters.
- Leading sectors for U.S. exports in Singapore.
- US Singapore trade relations.
US - Bahrain FTA
- United States Bahrain Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Main benefits of the FTA.
- US Bahrain Trade relations.
- Business opportunities of US exporters.
- Summary of the US-Bahrain FTA.
US - Oman FTA
- United States Oman Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Main benefits of the FTA.
- Business opportunities of US exporters.
- Summary of the US-Oman FTA.
US Jordan FTA
- United States Jordan Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Main benefits of the FTA.
- Qualifying Industrial Zones.
US - Morocco FTA
- United States Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- Main benefits of the FTA.
- Business opportunities of US exporters.
- Summary of the US-Morocco FTA.
US - Israel FTA
- United States Israel Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
- US - Israel trade relations.
- Summary of the US-Israel FTA.
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Methodology: e-learning / Distance learning.
Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.
Related courses and
masters: Business in North America - Master Business in the Americas - Master Business Asia Pacific Region.
Spanish: Comercio Exterior Estados Unidos
Master
International Business for American Students
Course summary (Doing business in the United States):
Doing business in the United States: Miami Florida, California, New York. Foreign direct investment. Logistics, customs, ...
The United States has the largest and most technologically powerful economy
in the world. The United States is the largest market in the world for computer
hardware products. The U.S. software market is the largest in the world. The
U.S. domestic market for machine tools is the third largest in the world behind
China and Japan.
US International economics relations: North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), APEC, Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC),
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The New York metropolitan area’s gross metropolitan product was over
$1.2 trillion in 2007, exceeding the GDP of many nations. New York ranks as the
fifteenth largest economy in the world. New York is ranked second in the nation
in terms of the number of Fortune 500 companies headquartered in the State, according to Fortune Magazine, 2008, with a total of 56. New York City has one
of the world's largest international business communities.
New York City is the global capital of fashion and has more headquarters of fashion designers and retailers than any other city. New York City is the hub of an emerging center for commercial bioscience and important center of finance.
New York City is home to more than 10,000 manufacturers and industrial firms.
New York merchandise exports totaled $79.6 billion in 2008 and continued to rank
the State in third place after Texas and California.
California produces more than $1.6 trillion in goods and services
annually, making the state the eighth largest economy in the world. California
is the prime hemispheric crossroad for trade and investment in the United States
with annual exports totaling over $120 billion. California continues to be the
nation's leading high-tech state. The Golden State boasts nearly 1 million
high-tech workers, more than any other state. If California were a nation, its
economy would be the Eighth largest in the world.
Los Angeles is the largest city in California and the second largest city
in the United States of America. If Los Angeles County were a nation, its
economy would be the 19th largest in the world.
The Port of Los Angeles is one of the world's largest trade gateways and
the scope of its economic contributions to the regional economy is far-reaching.
Miami - Florida's economic growth is one of the success drivers for
businesses that choose to locate in Florida. If it were its own country, Florida
would be the 19th largest economy in the world. It is not only one of the
largest states in the U.S., but also one of the fastest growing, in terms of population, economic growth, personal income, employment and other statewide
indicators. International firms use Florida to access Latin American and
Caribbean markets, as well as the U.S. market.
Business, United States, Economy, U.S., foreign trade, Doing business, USA, Miami, Florida, California, New York, Exports, Imports, Investment, FDI
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