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How the Internet and E-Commerce Are Hacking Protectionism
This first appeared in Zocalo Consider two distinct worlds only a few miles from each other. One world is that of Jennifer and Nicole, recently featured in The New York Times, who have worked all their lives at the Carrier air conditioner … Continue reading
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Nextrade Group Announces New, Actionable Ecommerce Development Survey and Index
By Kati Suominen, Founder and CEO Ecommerce is reshaping the patterns, players, and possibilities of international trade. It is opening new trade opportunities for companies of all sizes and across sectors. However, numerous challenges need to be overcome for digitization … Continue reading
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Nextrade Publishes a New Report on Digital Trade in Latin America
By Kati Suominen, Founder and CEO The Internet roared to the scene in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) and it is transforming the way Latin Americans interact, shop, bank, and spend their time. The Internet is changing regional consumption … Continue reading
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Silver Bullet to Fire Up Small Business Exports: Plurilateral Agreement on De Minimis
By Kati Suominen For governments seeking to harness the promise of ecommerce to catalyze entrepreneurship, small business exports, and job-creation in their economies, unburdening small online sellers from arcane customs procedures and duties should be a top priority. The quick-fix … Continue reading
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How The Global Fund For Ecommerce Is Helping Entrepreneurs In Developing Countries Enter The Digital Era
This article first appeared at: http://www.gereports.com/kati-suominen-how-to-help-entrepreneurs-in-developing-countries-enter-the-ecommerce-era/ Ecommerce has emerged as a powerful driver of economic growth, inclusive trade and job-creation worldwide. Yet while research shows ecommerce dramatically increases the odds for small businesses to stay in business, export and grow, most … Continue reading
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Next Big Roadblock To Trade — Congested Cities
This article first appeared at: http://www.gereports.com/kati-suominen-next-big-roadblock-to-trade-congested-cities/ As corporations have built giant global supply chains around the world, governments have done their share, reducing tariffs and other trade barriers impeding market access of goods and services. Although the implementation of the WTO’s … Continue reading
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Growth Capital Gap Vital to Debate on Trade Finance Gap
This article first appeared at: http://www.brinknews.com/growth-capital-gap-vital-to-debate-on-trade-finance-gap/ As governments around the world look to small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) as engines of growth, trade and job creation, a thorny challenge stands in the way: hundreds of billions of dollars of pent-up … Continue reading
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Kati Suominen: 3 Ways To Navigate The Ambiguity Of Growth
This article first appeared in: http://www.gereports.com/kati-suominen-3-ways-to-navigate-the-ambiguity-of-growth/ Amid global economic uncertainty, here are three levers for topline growth. Not a day goes by without news about a slowdown in the world economy. Yet paradoxically, a recent Pricewaterhouse survey revealed that while 70 … Continue reading
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Silver bullet for helping small businesses trade: Plurilateral agreement on de minimis
This article first appeared at: http://e15initiative.org/blogs/silver-bullet-for-helping-small-businesses-trade-plurilateral-agreement-on-de-minimis/ On February 11, 2016, the US Senate passed the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015, which, among other things, raises the threshold for de minimis – the maximum value of an import that is exempt … Continue reading
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How Can We Revitalize America’s Global Competitiveness?
Today I had the honor to speak on a panel “Power Play: How Can We Revitalize America’s Global Competitiveness?” at the Pacific Council’s members’ weekend. It was a terrific debate – below are my opening remarks and some conclusions: U.S. … Continue reading
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