Koen S. Chi A state can consider several things. Many states don't have specific international trade programs specifically to help smaller companies.
States can be more aggressive in exploring foreign markets.
Three, states can establish regional networks for technology transfer to produce items that can be exported to other countries much more efficiently. Kim Devooght Participating in a global economy requires a global perspective. This basic shift in the structure of the economy, as Stuart Brad, author of Media Lab put it, is like a steamroller in which one is offered a choice between being part of the steamroller or part of the road. Communities must participate in this new economy, renewing and re-birthing themselves for a digital democracy, arming themselves and their citizens with the tools of the new age and commencing a process of transformation. And they must constantly engage with and learn from the worldwide array of information resources, scanning the horizon for new ideas and opportunities.