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...must be more aware of our own revolutionary nature," he added. "A specter of a revolutionary proletariat hangs over Moscow. The Soviet Union continues to export its domestic problems to its client states, like Cuba and East Germany, and that has created enormous vulnerabilities...
Three years ago, Chinese officials invited Hong Kong makers of appliances, toys, shoes and garments to set up plants in Shenzhen. Western businessmen were told that they could export their products and share in any profits. Many Hong Kong companies quickly took up the offer, since rents were often 95% cheaper than in the crowded crown colony and wages 75% less than they were paying...
...American companies to grow lax because they rarely had to worry about being undersold by foreign competitors. Now a strong dollar will force U.S. firms to hold down prices and boost productivity both at home and abroad in order to be leaner, tougher and more competitive. William MacKenzie is export manager for a small Los Angeles company that sells household appliances and building supplies to Europe, the Far East and Latin America. Says he: "It's kind of tough to see business go out the door because of this high dollar. Yet at the same time, I support Reagan...
...this sort of thing rather well," Prince Charles had reflected. "It's a pity we can't export it." Well, of course, they can and they did. On a rare day of sun in a sorry summer, England came alight in celebration. This was a day of rejoicing that suggested, at a time of violence and uncertainty, nothing less than a national renewal. Three-quarters of a billion people the world over watched the full panoply of the British monarchy and discovered, beyond the gilded coaches and swirling colors and delirious silks, a grand but homey occasion...
...bridge this gap, Ambassador-at-Large Vernon Walters visited Guatemala City last May. Walters reportedly held out the promise of increased military support, while indicating that the Administration hoped the government would restrict its terrorism. For Guatemala, the new policy has already paid off. In June Washington lifted the export ban on military Jeeps and trucks...