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Historically, U.S. companies that export products and services to buyers resident outside of the United States comprise a small percentage of the U.S. GDP when compared with other G-7 developed countries. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, for the period 1992-2005, the U.S. percentage of GDP representing exports of goods and services stayed relatively fiat at 10%, while the percentage from all the other G-7 countries rose, ranging from the United Kingdom (15%) to Germany, rising sharply 2002-2005 to 44%. It also found that despite the expansion and improvement in global communications with the advent of the Internet and global telephony, coupled with the ...