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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's senior vice president of international affairs, Myron Brilliant, will speak at the World Trade Center of New Orleans on the importance of free trade to protecting free enterprise. Brilliant's address is part of the chamber's Campaign for Free Enterprise.
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... policy to create good American jobs," says Myron Brilliant, senior vice president, International, f...
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At a time when so few of us can agree on so little, one fact com- mands an arguable consensus: There is no more important bilateral partnership in the world than the U.S.-China relationship, and it stands at a critical crossroads. Economic engagement will be at the core of the agenda this week as Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan arrives in Washington for a high- level dialogue to resolve bilateral trade issues and promote positive commercial relations. Followed roughly one month later by the state visit of President Hu Jintao, the talks offer an opportunity to dial down our simmering tensions and steer our commercial relationship onto a more positive path. Both countries have an opportunity to signal that they're serious about improving our commercial relationship in ways that will bene...
...Myron Brilliant is the senior vice president for interna...
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...and Patrick J. McDonough. Of counsel was Myron A. Brilliant. Velta A. Melnbrencis, Asst. Director...
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...MYRON BRILLIANT, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, ...
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One of the most overlooked elements of the U.S.-Israeli alliance is the commercial relationships between American and Israeli companies. These partnerships have generated innovations that have transformed the world, and they're about to receive an infusion of energy that will change the countries' alliance for generations to come. This business partnership was spurred 25 years ago this month when the countries inked the first bilateral trade agreement in the post-World War II era. The historic compact led to a tenfold increase in trade between the two countries.
...Myron Brilliant is senior vice president for internation...
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. companies have long demanded China let its currency rise to make U.S. exports cheaper. But as President Hu Jintao visits Washington this week, U.S. companies are stressing other goals: Stopping the theft of intellectual property. And getting a fair chance to win government contracts. No one expects any big breakthroughs. Instead, many U.S. companies hold out hope that the meetings between Hu and President Barack Obama will make it easier to reach long-term solutions to the major trade disputes dividing the world's two largest economies.
... over time incremental progress," said Myron Brilliant, senior vice president for international...
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Following two decades of economic liberalization, the World Trade Organization accepted China into its ranks in 2001 and the country officially became a permanent member in 2006. But even before the country joined, China's GDP growth had been meteoric, and has remained so, peaking at 13% in 2007 before dropping to a still impressive 9% in 2008. In 2001, US exports to China totaled $19.2 billion. By 2008, that number had increased to $71.5 billion, and fell just a few percentage points in 2009 to $69.6 billion. The 2009 amount of $69.6 billion in US exports to China seems impressive, but becomes less so when paired with the $226.8 billion trade deficit the US ran with China in the same period. A number of different authorities believe that the Chinese yuan has been undervalued and hasn't...
... Vice President of International Affairs Myron Brilliant at the 1 Oth Anniversary of the People's...
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...Said Myron Brilliant of the US Chamber of Commerce in Washing...
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America has started out on the long road to recovery, and while unexpectedly large GDP growth and other encouraging statistics are all well and good, first and foremost on the minds of the nation's policy makers is job growth, which has remained elusive. The driver behind all job growth -- is the nation's small business sector, and in order to make this sector start hiring again, officials have invited small firms to find new customers and new business in the global marketplace. In the broadest terms possible, cultures can be divided into two types: individualist or collectivist. The former emphasizes self-determination and personal responsibility while the latter focuses on group success and commitment. The risk of violating cultural mores to the detriment of business is as palpable as...
... 95% of them live beyond our borders," said Myron Brilliant, the U.S. Chamber's senior vice presiden...
