CHARLES A. CERAMI was Senior Editor, Research Institute of America, foreign affairs editor, the Kiplinger Washington Publications, Senior Fellow, later Councillor, Atlantic Council of the U.S (directing world trade study commissioned by U.S. Departments of State, Treasury, and Commerce). Kiplinger Publications for over twenty years.

• Introduction The Frightening Numbers A Plan to Create New Markets Both Sides of the Question Why Today Is Different First Steps to Increased Trade Growth Among the Advance Nations Trade Policy: The View from Congress Can the U.S. Still Lead? Europe's Dilemma Strengthening the U.S.-Europe Partnership The Economics of Liberty: How More Nations Can Join the First World Latin America Africa: Development Under Duress China's Open-Door Policy: Development, Problems, and Prospects What the Developing Nations Must Contribute The Challenge to Business Leadership Agricultural Trade--The Hardest Test How East-West Trade Fits the Picture Firmer Foundations for Lasting Prosperity This Much Is Certain Bibliography Index

CHARLES A. CERAMI was Senior Editor, Research Institute of America, foreign affairs editor, the Kiplinger Washington Publications, Senior Fellow, later Councillor, Atlantic Council of the U.S (directing world trade study commissioned by U.S. Departments of State, Treasury, and Commerce). Kiplinger Publications for over twenty years.

• Introduction The Frightening Numbers A Plan to Create New Markets Both Sides of the Question Why Today Is Different First Steps to Increased Trade Growth Among the Advance Nations Trade Policy: The View from Congress Can the U.S. Still Lead? Europe's Dilemma Strengthening the U.S.-Europe Partnership The Economics of Liberty: How More Nations Can Join the First World Latin America Africa: Development Under Duress China's Open-Door Policy: Development, Problems, and Prospects What the Developing Nations Must Contribute The Challenge to Business Leadership Agricultural Trade--The Hardest Test How East-West Trade Fits the Picture Firmer Foundations for Lasting Prosperity This Much Is Certain Bibliography Index