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The National Trade Data Bank (NTDB) at Business Glossary

What is it? Is the U.S. Governments most comprehensive source of international trade data and export promotion information. Types of information on the NTDB include: International Market Research, Export Opportunities; Indices of foreign and domestic companies; how-to market guides; Reports on demographic, political, and socio-economic conditions for hundreds of countries; and much more.

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