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• GSA Contract Help
  If you want to work with the federal government or government agencies, you may want to get GSA contracts. There are GSA contract help to get you started. Getting GSA contracts can be tricky. The process requires a lot of paperwork.
  GSA_Contract_Help.html

• Federal Government Contracts
  The federal government has goals of the type of businesses they want to do business with. If they don't meet the goals, then they have to answer to the Congress as to how they plan to meet the goals. The US federal government must do business with businesses in the following categories.
  Federal_Government_Contracts.html
• Socioeconomic Business Goals for GSA
  The GSA (General Service Administration) also has socioeconomic business goals of what type of businesses they want to do business with a year.
  Socioeconomic_Business_Goals_for_GSA.html
• How to Do Business with the Government
  If you want to do business with the government, the first thing to do is to register with the Central Contractor Registration or CCR. All firms wanting to do business with the government are required to register before the contract or task order can be awarded.
  How_to_Do_Business_with_the_Government.html
• Government Contracts
  There are three basic types of Government contracts based on dollar thresholds. Small government contracts are the easiest to obtain because you would not have to make big presentations or compete with other contractors.
  Government_Contracts.html

• Economics
  Discussion of basic economics including unemployment, inflation and international trade.
  Economics.html

• Basic Economics
  Below are some basic economics notes.
  Basic_Economics.html
• Unemployment
  What are the different types of unemployment?
  Unemployment.html
• Inflation
  Inflation is the sustained increase in the general level of prices without real value. Below is all about inflation.
  Inflation.html
• International Trade
  International trade has many benefits such as to obtain and supply goods that cannot be produced, specialize in goods or services as well as foster competition.
  International_Trade.html

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