The United States as a World power

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As the President of the United-States, Bush has earned a reputation of being a compassionate conservative who shapes policies based on the principles of limited government, personal responsibility, strong families, and local control. As President, Bush will pursue the same common-sense approach and bipartisan spirit as he always has. He has proposed bold initiatives to ensure that America's prosperity has a purpose. He has also addressed in improving the nation's public schools by strengthening local control and insisting on accountability; reducing taxes on all taxpayers, especially for those Americans on the fringes of poverty; strengthening the military with better pay, better planning, and better equipment; saving and strengthening Social Security and Medicare by providing seniors with more options; and ushering in the responsibility era in America. In accepting the Republican Party's nomination for the Presidency post in August 2000, George W. Bush pronounced himself "eager to start on the work ahead", of renewing America's purpose. "If you give me your trust, I will honour it, grant me a mandate, and I will use it. Give me the opportunity to lead this nation, and I will lead," Bush told the American people.

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[...] Imports / exports The evolution of the trade foreign of the United States over the ten last years reflects the increasing integration of the country in the world economy. Dynamism of internal consumption, controls rate of inflation, weakness of the lawful constraints . The increasing share of the foreign trade in Gross domestic product in 1975 against 25% in 2001) reflects this reality. Trade foreign of the United States in 2000-2001 Figures This result is due at the same time to a reduction of 25,6 billion USD the deficit goods (-426,6 billion USD) and to an increase of 3,9 billion USD the surplus services (80,3 billion USD). [...]

[...] www.kompass.com b. www.oecd.org The President of the United-States George W Bush : President Georges W Bush is the President of the United States since 2001 until present. He was elected in November 2000 with - 271 Electoral Votes. Before that, he was the Governor of Texas from January 1995 to December 2000. He was elected in 1994 and re-elected in 1998 George W. Bush is the 43rd President of the United States and is a member of the Republican Party. [...]

[...] The fishing is also a part of the agriculture which is very active especially in Massachusetts, Louisiana, Texas and California. The United States are the fourth producer of the world but its exportations only represent of its exportations. The cattle's rearing is in strong diminution since 10 years but last year it was stronger than before because of the dryness. The Americans consumed fewer cattle and the sells were reduced of Meanwhile, the exportations of meat increased of so it was good for the American economy. [...]

[...] "We will confront the hard issues threats to our national security, threats to our health and retirement security before the challenges of our time become crises for our children," he said. "And we will extend the promise of prosperity to every forgotten corner of this country. To every man and woman, a chance to succeed. To every child, a chance to learn. To every family, a chance to live with dignity and hope." Bush concluded: know how serious the task is before me. I know the presidency is an office that turns pride into prayer. But I am eager to start on the work ahead. [...]

[...] (Document The deterioration of consumer goods remains very modest (-194 billion USD in 2001 against -191 billion USD the previous year) and reflects especially the American difficulties with export billion USD on the textile or billion USD on the tobacco). American foreign trade in 2002 Figures Over first half of the year, the volume trade foreign of the United States was evaluated to 1159 billion USD, in fall compared to 2001: American exports reached 476 billion USD, against 682 billion USD imports. The American trade deficit is established to -206 billion USD in the first half of 2002 billion USD compared to 2001). [...]