Department of State Bulletin, Vol. 84 (Classic Reprint): September, 1984: September, 1984 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

State, United States Department Of

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ISBN 10: 1334816328 ISBN 13: 9781334816321

Verlag: Forgotten Books, 2018

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In these last 3 years, we've begun to put our own economic house in order by cutting down the growth of government spending and regulations. We're enjoy ing high growth, declining unemploy ment and low in?ation. And we've become, once again, an engine for worldwide economic progress. We believe the secret of that success is lower tax rates. And that's a secret everyone can share and benefit from. At the same time, we've increased our aid to the region and helped strengthen the International Monetary Fund's [imf] ability to assist countries with debt problems. But let's be realistic, stop-gap measures with the imf are merely that, temporary solu tions. The ultimate solution is strong and steady growth in every Caribbean country. Our Caribbean Basin Initiative now getting underway gives your people new access to the world's largest and most dynamic government — market, I meant to say. Too much television. [laughter.] It encourages job-creating business in vestment for growth and prosperity and is being put into place at a time when a strong dollar and an expanding American economy can translate into greater demand for your products. The Caribbean Basin Initiative is part of our broader, overall economic strategy to improve economic vitality and raise liv ing standards throughout the Caribbean.

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Excerpt from Department of State Bulletin, Vol. 84: September, 1984

In these last 3 years, we've begun to put our own economic house in order by cutting down the growth of government spending and regulations. We're enjoy ing high growth, declining unemploy ment and low inflation. And we've become, once again, an engine for worldwide economic progress. We believe the secret of that success is lower tax rates. And that's a secret everyone can share and benefit from.

At the same time, we've increased our aid to the region and helped strengthen the International Monetary Fund's [imf] ability to assist countries with debt problems. But let's be realistic, stop-gap measures with the imf are merely that, temporary solu tions. The ultimate solution is strong and steady growth in every Caribbean country.

Our Caribbean Basin Initiative now getting underway gives your people new access to the world's largest and most dynamic government - market, I meant to say. Too much television. [laughter.] It encourages job-creating business in vestment for growth and prosperity and is being put into place at a time when a strong dollar and an expanding American economy can translate into greater demand for your products. The Caribbean Basin Initiative is part of our broader, overall economic strategy to improve economic vitality and raise liv ing standards throughout the Caribbean.

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Excerpt from Department of State Bulletin, Vol. 84: September, 1984

Q. The Prime Minister has ex pressed regrets that trade relations between United States and Malaysia have not progressed satisfactorily. What's your view on this?

A. I don't know what the right definition of satisfactory is. If you just take the exports of Malaysia to the United States, if you compare 1983 with 1982, they rose If you take the most recent figures, which are the first quarter of 1984, and to deal with seasonal factors you should compare it with the first quarter of 1983, it's up by about 50% now. The percentage ih creases are very large and pretty much across the board as to products, in cluding the often-cited example of tex tiles, which I think the increase is something on the order of very large, but that is on a small base. So there had been large increases.

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• Verlag: Forgotten Books
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2018
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 1334816328
• ISBN 13: 9781334816321
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 382
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