Fellow Travelers
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But it wasn’t that simple.
The export-import trade, like most other businesses, is a matter of personal relationships. If you have any choice about it, you do business with people you know and trust, so over the next several months Manny and I and occasionally even Pop spent our time introducing our American clients—people at Ford, General Electric, and a fistful of other American corporations—to the government people they would be dealing with in the future. The names were now Bagdanov, Pliakov..., and Klebnikov rather than Faust, Faust, and Faust, but the game would still be the same.
It was a delicate transition. Our American customers wanted to know what it all meant. Was foreign investment no longer welcome in the Soviet Union? Or were the Russians simply moving downstream into one of the most important areas of Soviet economic activity?
We dismissed the takeover as simply an organizational change, the way a U.S. manufacturing company might decide to replace an independent sales agency with one of its own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it wasn’t that simple.
The export-import trade, like most other businesses, is a matter of personal relationships. If you have any choice about it, you do business with people you know and trust, so over the next several months Manny and I and occasionally even Pop spent our time introducing our American clients—people at Ford, General Electric, and a fistful of other American corporations—to the government people they would be dealing with in the future. The names were now Bagdanov, Pliakov..., and Klebnikov rather than Faust, Faust, and Faust, but the game would still be the same.
It was a delicate transition. Our American customers wanted to know what it all meant. Was foreign investment no longer welcome in the Soviet Union? Or were the Russians simply moving downstream into one of the most important areas of Soviet economic activity?
We dismissed the takeover as simply an organizational change, the way a U.S. manufacturing company might decide to replace an independent sales agency with one of its own.
What to read after Fellow Travelers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, James, 1728-1779 to read onlineMoreLess
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