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Instructions

open the link to watch the video and talk about something he talked about in the video you can look at student 1 post to understand it more

Please make a post to the discussion board with further research regarding one of the topics referenced during the Live Session that week. It could be a topic from the instructor or a classmate’s presentation. Although quality is more important than quantity, expect approximately 200 words. Cite at least one source. By Friday of the same week, further the conversations with at least 2 classmates on the discussion board. Be sure to go deeper than “I agree” etc., rather offer your point of view and back it up with sources if applicable. These replies should be at least 100 words. 

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Student 1

annah Gunn 

Week 1 Discussion

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I am going to bounce off of the TED Talk we watched. I looked up the top US export industries.

In 2017, the US Commerce Department reported that food, beverage, and feed with sales of $133 billion were the number one good exported, next being crude oil, fuel, other petroleum products at $109 billion. The third highest was civilian aircraft and aircraft engines at $99 billion.  

These definitely make sense with how often these goods are being brought back and forth globally and constantly. Cell phones are high on the list now too.

https://money.cnn.com/2018/03/07/news/economy/top-us-exports/index.html

Sba.gov (Small Business Administration) has a page that explains the benefits of exporting, some being to get counseling and training on how to initiate this move, find international buyers by taking advantage of federal programs, and start an international trade loan. 

From what was said on the WebEx tonight, I think businesses do thrive and grow once they involved globally. Apple is a fine example of this with $331.1 billion in export sales in 2016. Amazon as well with their success with selling and buying from worldwide.

Speaking of buying globally… I rented my textbook for this class and it’s shipped from the UK… it isn’t here yet….

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Student 2 I will post it when someone post

Instructions

open the link to watch the video and talk about something he talked about in the video you can look at student 1 post to understand it more

Please make a post to the discussion board with further research regarding one of the topics referenced during the Live Session that week. It could be a topic from the instructor or a classmate’s presentation. Although quality is more important than quantity, expect approximately 200 words. Cite at least one source. By Friday of the same week, further the conversations with at least 2 classmates on the discussion board. Be sure to go deeper than “I agree” etc., rather offer your point of view and back it up with sources if applicable. These replies should be at least 100 words. 

Resoponse to 2 students

Student 1

annah Gunn 

Week 1 Discussion

COLLAPSE

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I am going to bounce off of the TED Talk we watched. I looked up the top US export industries.

In 2017, the US Commerce Department reported that food, beverage, and feed with sales of $133 billion were the number one good exported, next being crude oil, fuel, other petroleum products at $109 billion. The third highest was civilian aircraft and aircraft engines at $99 billion.  

These definitely make sense with how often these goods are being brought back and forth globally and constantly. Cell phones are high on the list now too.

https://money.cnn.com/2018/03/07/news/economy/top-us-exports/index.html

Sba.gov (Small Business Administration) has a page that explains the benefits of exporting, some being to get counseling and training on how to initiate this move, find international buyers by taking advantage of federal programs, and start an international trade loan. 

From what was said on the WebEx tonight, I think businesses do thrive and grow once they involved globally. Apple is a fine example of this with $331.1 billion in export sales in 2016. Amazon as well with their success with selling and buying from worldwide.

Speaking of buying globally… I rented my textbook for this class and it’s shipped from the UK… it isn’t here yet….

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Student 2

Yazeed Almutairi 

DB #1

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In the TED talk, today mentioned that in the US most small businesses are more successful. When I think about small businesses vs. big businesses back home “Saudi Arabia”, I believe that small businesses are more successful. 

Saudi Arabia has a vision “Saudi Vision 2030” which is a plan to use less oil, have diversity in their economy, and develop their health, education, infrastructure, recreation, and tourism departments. They mentioned that the key to achieving this vision by depending on small businesses because they help to grow the economics of any country. If the number of small businesses increases, that means the percentage of new jobs and opportunities increases and that helps the individuals to have good financial security in the country. 

http://www.tradearabia.com/news/IND_339989.html

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