Global Commerce Aficionado Gifts

Guy has framed 'first Yuan'

Phrenology bust with sections for different currencies.

Foreign Markets with Big Barriers

Vehicles are having their own election. These are the candidates. The ambulance appeals to voters who think health care is most important. Voters focusing on education issues favor the school bus. And those wanting family-friendly policies are backing the minivan. The tractor is an expert on agricultural issues, and the import is a free trade advocate. Those voters concerned about environmental issues like the electric hybrid, and those wanting a strong military support the Jeep. What's t

Company sales forecast mirrors the weather

Made in China

G7 Tax Multinational Companies

World Economic Crisis.

'Enter His Royal Globalness...'

Supply Chain

Economy.

"Italy just bought France."

"International trade"

Building a better America - Financing by The Bank of China.

"Advertise! Advertise! That's always been your answer for everything."

'Discipline for the PIIGS.'

Mine says, 'Blaming China won't work.'

'A tax audit? I out sourced my books, records and book keeping to India months ago.'

Music to their ears.

"If all countries are in debt, who's got all the money?"

"Looks like charity is the transfer of money from poor people in rich counties to rich people in poor countries."

'Hey! This box of 'made in America' stickers has a sticker on it that says 'made in Taiwan'.'

Euro Balloon: Please watch out for other currencies on your way down!

'In the modern world manufacturing takes place in China. Most R&D is one in South Korea and support and logistics is based in India.'

First-Customer-Earned

The Two Economies

Where's My Job?

"Tariff war"

"Now we'll all close our eyes and cover our ears, and the person who took the four hundred and twenty-eight million dollars will put it back."

The world enters a global financial recession.

"Gentlemen, this has materially changed the way we grease palms."

'If a job's worth doing, the Japanese have probably already doing it..'

"Uh oh...I was concerned about a supply chain break."

China Raining on Wall Street

A simple clue that your bank has been sold: "Would you like that in dollars or yen?"