Banks Promote Foreign Trade in American Industry
A historical piece explains how American banks, led by major entities, enable manufacturers and merchants to access foreign markets. It covers credit reports on foreign buyers, shipping documentation, consular invoices, shipping settlements, and the role of banks in arranging export credits and drafts. It notes the need for translated communications, careful shipping marks, and insurance for shipments.
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United States
Uruguay
Dealera
Wall
Huslpets Inen
Asia Banking Corporation
Far East
Collector of Customs
Steamship Company
Bay
New York
Home Bank
Advertising as economic force in postwar trade
The article argues that American goods must be marketed abroad to sustain prosperity after World War I. It stresses advertising as essential to educate foreign publics, counter ignorance, and expand markets amid European rivalry. It urges bold campaigns to build a durable national business future.
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Fas
Russia
Mlvstog
Egd
Egd--Md
Sissi
Kempess
Broad Ag
Yoray
Palite Oydaling
Sociel Progres
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Shippers
Consignee
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Banco Mercantil Americano
Caracas
Venezue
South Amerika
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Liverpool Harbor
American Advertiser
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REET
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American Autos
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