The Federal Export Trading Act of 1982 was designed to facilitate small business involvement in the international trade arena. Specifically, bank affiliated export trading companies (ETCs) represent a potent vehicle for internationally minded smaller firms to gain entree to world markets. This paper identifies and prioritizes the major reasons why banks would consider getting involved in such ventures.
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