Foreign Import Competition Still Worries U.S. Business
New York report details concern among American business leaders over foreign competition from Western Europe and Japan. Analysts warn of a weakening dollar, rising imports, and U.S. firms moving production abroad to compete, with prices and markets shifting internationally.
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