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- President Clinton tours the town of Tyner, Kentucky with resident Jean Collet. This visit to the Appalachian region was part of the President's New Markets tour.
- President Clinton tours Clarksdale, Mississippi with Representative Bennie Thompson, Mayor Richard Webster and Wayne Leonard, CEO of Entergy Corporation. This visit was a stop on the President's New Markets tour.
- President Clinton with employees of the Hermitage Tomato Co-op in Bradley County, Arkansas. This visit was a stop on the President's New Markets tour.
- President Clinton with shop owners and vendors of the Sweet Auburn Market in Atlanta, Georgia. President Clinton toured the market and participated in a discussion with city officials and constituents during this stop on his New Markets tour.
- President Clinton visits with residents of a new housing complex on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. During this stop on his New Markets tour, the President met with tribal leaders of the Oglala Lakota Nation and participated in a signing
- was a stop on the President's New Market tour.
- during his trip to Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota. Pine Ridge Reservation was a stop on President Clinton's New Markets tour.
- White quilt with yellow edging and an eight-pointed, multicolored star in the center. This gift was given to President Clinton during his trip to Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota. Pine Ridge Reservation was a stop on President Clinton's New
Oglala Lakota Nation President Harold Salway welcomes President Clinton to Pine Ridge Reservation
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- community as part of his New Markets tour. Platform guests included Senator Tom Daschle, Senator Tim Johnson, Representative John Thune, and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Andrew Cuomo.
- of the medicine wheel applique. This gift commemorates the President's visit to Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, a stop on his New Markets tour.
- ” on the digital divide, planning President Clinton’s April 2000 New Markets/Digital Divide trip, Community Technology Centers, PowerUP, Technology Opportunities Program (TOP), E-Rate, and reducing the digital divide for persons with disabilities. This collection
- t u 2 . 1 i 6 ~ P a g e 3 [sotu2.116 Page 4 ISSUE #7: INSERT FOR NEW MARKETS INITIATIVE (1) "The largest untapped markets are not overseas -- they are in our own backyards. My balanced budget proposes a New Markets initiative
Race 1/7/99
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- their markets. Unlike many large corporations, small businesses have problems entering new markets. While NAFTA and the Uruguay round of GATT are opening markets abroad, the Administration's reinventing government initiative has increased small business' access
- force is global competition, which has reinforced the same trends, imperiling the jobs of those who must compete with low-wage workers elsewhere on the planet, while rewarding those better equipped to take advantage of new markets for American insights
- by an audience health-care revision. that has fought for some of the best has a trade surplus with Mexico, Speaking just before Clinton, AFL- health coverage available to workers. would get new markets under the CIO President Une Kirkland said the "I am pleading
[NAFTA]
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- that []. Once again, the American economy is poised to be engine of global growth. But this comprehensive economic strategy cannot succeed if we do not open new markets for our products. More than ever before, no wealthy nation can grow stronger without
NAFTA: Talking Points
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- , the key to exports is new markets. Latin America is the world's second fastest growing market. And Mexico is the gateway to Latin America. - We have a trade problem - with Asia. But we don't have a trade problem with Latin America. As the nations of our
G-7 Naples: Speech Drafts
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- an information superhighway that spans the oceans, we will create new markets that can benefit everyone by expanding overall growth. Third, we will truly look ahead and confront the global population and environmental crisis. In coming years, economic growth
NAFTA: Success Stories [2]
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- has opened a new market for us and has given us opportunities that never before existed. The free trade agreement will open up that market even further.... The majority of the inputs we purchase --from lumber to equipment- is U.S.-made. We buy lumber
- as a Result of the Two Telecommunications Procurement Agreements o Many of the US-based firms that will find new markets in Japan now are already famous in telecommunications: AT&T, Motorola, Northern Telecom, IBM, DSC Corporation, Raychem, STS, and Varian
NAFTA: Lexington
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- debate i s b i g g e r t h a n t r a d e w i t h Mexico. need new markets t o s e l l o u r p r o d u c t s We Local P o l i t i c s Governor Jones has s a i d he w i l l endorse NAFTA a t t h i s event. Both Kentucky Senators -- McConnell and Ford
- in that country. At the Summit of the Americas, President Clinton and the other 33 democratically elected leaders of the hemisphere began to map out a course to open new markets and create a free trade area throughout the Americas; to strengthen democracy
NAFTA: Success Stories [1]
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- will benefit significantly from NAFTA because of small businesses' ability to quickly recognize and adapt to new market opportunities. "Small business has always been successful by adapting," he says, and also notes that small business is the fastest growing
- would cost about $0.1 billion over five years. New Market Venture Capital Firms (NMVCs) What Is It? New program (requiring legislation) to assist smaller businesses in inner city and rural areas in need of equity capital and technical assistance to help
- can preserve the economic structures of yesterday. " President Clinton September 14, 1993 Washington, D.C. Background The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) went into effect on January 1, 1994. But the potential for developing new markets
- "WHERE AKE THE J O B S ? " Question: What kind of s p e c i f i c policies and programs have you invested in? Answer; o Expanding Foreign Markets. The Administration has placed a high p r i o r i t y on opening global trade, creating new markets for our
NAFTA: Environmental
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- by 50% over the next seven years alone-has been identified as one of the core technologies for the 21st century. NAFTA opens up a major new market for U.S. environmental producers, and enhances our ability to compete in this critical industry. 10
- to compete and win" or whether we are "going to withdraw" and let others determine our economic future. Passage of NAFTA will give Americans a preferential position in the largest new market in the world, North America. That means an increase in American
- rates and spur growth; investments in education and skills, in science and technology and transportation, to prepare our people for the new economy; new markets for American products and American workers. When I took office, the deficit for 1998
[NAFTA] War Room
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- provides access for U.S. energy and petrochemical suppliers to Mexico's electricity, petrochemical, gas and energy services and equipment markets. NAFTA's elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers will provide U.S. industries with new market
NAFTA: Polls
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- Lower tariffs Promotes more trade / Opens new markets May stop flow of illegal aliens to U.S Consumers will benefit / Lower prices U.S. will become more competitive 21 0 5 3 Do not support NAFTA Other Nothing Don't know 4 6 13 15 4 3 1 10 4 8 3 22
- . Fiscal discipline to free up capital for growth. Investing in our people, so all Americans can reap the rewards of growth. Finding new markets for American goods. This new strategy has been a remarkable success. $ in deficit reduction helped spur lower
Healthcare
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- of the packages. On the other hand, the nature of the buyers of services in the insurance, physician, hospital, pharmacy, and dental markets is changing. Does this enhance competition, or does it give new market power to providers? Moreover, the "packages" often
[NAFTA Signing]
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- , from Venezuela, from Uruguay, from Argentina, from Brazil. They all wanted to know, tell me i f NAFTA is going to pass so we can become part of this great new market, more, hundreds of millions more of American consumers for our products. It's no secret
- tracking of imported components. After 10 years, U.S.producers will no longer have to produce in Mexico to sell there. Mexico is growth market in North America for 1990's and beyond: only 1 out of 16 Mexicans owns a car. New market access yields potential
- talked to presidents from Colombia, from Chile, from Venezuela, from Uruguay, from Argentina, from Brazil. They all wanted to know, tell me if NAPTA is going to pass so we can become part of this great new market, more, hundreds of millions more
- trade is critical to this strategy by strengthening our ability to compete in the global economy and create high-wage jobs. As the world's largest exporter, and with a quarter of our economy now dependent on trade, opening new markets is essential
- . Fiscal discipline to free up capital for growth. Investing in our people, so all Americans can reap the rewards of growth. Finding new markets for American goods. This new strategy has been a remarkable success. $ in deficit reduction helped spur lower
[Science and Technology] [2]
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- decisions, new . market opportunities and Improved product development. Our Institutions World Alrtcan H a t w o r k // ... I m : M - a n d t o e l i m i n a t e b o t h c o n s c i o u s a n d inadvertent d i s c r i m i n a t i o n . During
[State of the Union 1999] MW [Michael Waldman] /SW [Steve Waldman] Memoranda: Outside Language [1]
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- , particularly in Honduras and Nicaragua (iv) Expansion of trade opportunities with greater access to new markets and investments. The United Nations' preliminary assessments of damage to physical and social infrastructure and to the productive sectors
- e t Union, which h e l p s t o d e s t r o y m i s s i l e s once aimed a t us and t o c r e a t e new market o p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r t h e f u t u r e ; o r by h a r n e s s i n g NATO's power and t h e s e r v i c e o f diplomacy i n t r o
- with the Executive order of Ronald Reagan in the regulatory impact analysis area, and combining them to make a strong bill that would bring back a sense of accomplishment on the part of the small business community as they seek to open new markets and to expand
- and technology, in education and job training and health care, so that everyone has a chance to reap the rewards of growing prosperity. And, third, we responded to the global nature of the new economy by opening new markets to our goods and services
