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Trade Shows
Trade show displays are used for displaying products and services at various events. Mainly used for trade shows, they come in a variety of shapes and surfaces. There are custom trade shows made of panels, laminates and metals. There are portable displays that pop up and are ready in a few minutes.
Decorative truss is used at trade shows also. It can be custom made to fit your display needs and you can hang graphics and banners from them. Truss is also used in night clubs, stores, churches, concerts and as home décor.
Logo floor mats are used by all types of business and organizations as entry mats with a logo or message printed on them. Trade show exhibitors are starting to use them as cheap printed flooring, because they come in larger sizes too.
Exhibit booths use pipe and drape to delineate a section of flooring for trade shows. So companies exhibiting at trade shows rent a space (exhibit booth) and fill it with their displays for presentations. Many of which are the trade show displays talked about above.
Economic Fundamentals
The impact of global economic uncertainty, among others, arising from the debt crisis of the European and U.S. debt downgrades, causing some countries worried about his fate. But macroeconomic fundamentals Asean currently considered sturdy enough to withstand such impacts.
“The foreign exchange reserves, debt and GDP, but the banking system is relatively healthy, relatively safe conditions of the ASEAN in terms of macroeconomic fundamentals. Therefore, it seems hardly affected the state of Europe and America, “said Mari Elka Pangestu Minister of Trade, Chairman of the Meeting of Finance Ministers of ASEAN (AEM) in Manado.
Under these conditions, her said, capital markets or fluctuations in capital flows could lead to global economic uncertainty would be resolved by the defense mechanisms of action existing in ASEAN, including the “Chiang Mai Initiative.”
“Chiang Mai Initiative” is a multilateral agreement among the ASEAN +3 (Japan, China and South Korea), with the financial crisis together to overcome through the provision of reservation.
In addition, says Mari, intra-ASEAN trade grows considerably during the past five years. In 2010, the flow of imports in ASEAN exports registered an increase of 33 percent and intra-ASEAN trade grew 38.2 percent.
The growth in intra-ASEAN trade is to reduce reliance on member countries of ASEAN exports to traditional markets like the U.S. and Europe.
“Indonesia as an example, has diversified its export markets. Now, exports to traditional markets like the U.S. and Europe declined, while exports to economic growth in Asia and ASEAN to increase,” her said.
This condition, according to him, members of ASEAN would be a slowdown in exports due to decreased demand from U.S. markets and Europe for the growth of trade with the countries of the region to anticipate.
However, ASEAN remains cautious about the possibility of a greater impact of the crisis by accelerating the process of economic integration.
“We will ensure that economic integration is underway and even faster in a particular sector that this region can be a source of growth of exports from countries that are in” her said.
The acceleration of economic integration in the framework of the ASEAN Economic Community, he said, inter alia, by improving the optimization of trade facilitation in the use of the Free Trade of the ASEAN.