Trying to keep a balance between imports and exports.

Finding someone who has what you want and someone who wants what you have. Here’s a couple to get you started. Have you tried a search engine? “Global Marketing” with the ” on both sides will get the two words together.

Your claim that global warming has stopped is quite silly and is based solely on a sloppy analysis of the data. According to NASA, the 2000’s was the warmest decade and the year 2009 tied as the second warmest on record (tied with 2007). The year 2005 was the warmest.[1] The average temperature anomaly for the ‘90’s was +0.31°C. This average for the ’00 decade was +0.51°C. Check the numbers if you don’t believe me. Below, I’ve provided a link to the tabular trend. Let’s be quite clear here: the world isn’t cooling, and global warming didn’t “stop in 1998”. Those who say this have no idea how temperature trends are determined. Here is what your sources are doing: they usually take a temperature graph and find a high anomaly, such as 1998, and a low anomaly, such as March of 2008. Then, they take a ruler and draw a straight line between these two point. The slope is downward and they’ll conclude the the global temperature must be cooling. This isn’t how it is done by the scientists though. Such a method of analysis will point out short term fluctuations, but says nothing useful about climate. To smooth out these short term fluctuations, climate scientists take a running average, usually over 5, 7, 10 or 11 years. No matter which temperature record you’re using, the running average is currently upward. This method also works both ways; it will flatten out peaks that may exaggerate an instance of warming. To answer your question though, the world faces a ton of important issues, and anthropogenic greenhouse warming is one of them.

Here is an article written on just that subject. It may help you get started….

http://www.gapent.com/global/Global_%20Marketing-Report.pdf