Despite recent tariffs imposed by the United States on steel, barriers to international trade in general continue to fall, enabling U.S. importers, among others, to expand their use of low-cost overseas suppliers. But even though Wharton experts characterize today’s global economy as deeper and broader than others in recent history, a GE Capital Trade Finance business leader says that some daunting obstacles remain for at least one class of importers–Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises. Learn more from the experts at Wharton and GE Capital.
Content: Article
Sources: GE Capital, Knowledge@Wharton
Subjects: Finance, International
Industry: International Trade
Sources: GE Capital, Knowledge@Wharton
Subjects: Finance, International
Industry: International Trade
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Brilliantly written and very insightful