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The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce's 2006-2007
Central New Mexico Economic Guide
is the
definitive resource for individuals and companies seeking
economic information about the Albuquerque market.
This is an annual publication that provides a
comprehensive review of the Albuquerque economy, including a
demographic profile of the metropolitan area, an overview of
the city's history, a summary of the upcoming business issues
and other analysis.
THINKING OF STARTING A BUSINESS IN
ALBUQUERQUE? If you need information about starting up a
business in Albuquerque,
click here.
The
Business Location Profile gives you an overview of
Albuquerque's location, population, livability, and business
environment. This document is produced annually by Albuquerque Economic Development.
Do you need to get a CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
for your business? Certain nations
require a signed statement as to the origin of the export
item. Such certificates are can be obtained through the
Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce. A certificate may be
required even though the commercial invoice contains the
information. For information, please call Stephanie Varela at
(505) 764-3721 or
svarela@abqchamber.com.
Learn more about international sales and
exporting:
Exporting is
essential to the health of the
U.S. economy. Exports
support over 11 million jobs in the
United States, which
pay 15% more than the
U.S. average, and
international sales have contributed to nearly 30% of domestic
economic growth in recent years. But this success is not
limited to large corporations; the number of American
businesses sending their goods and services overseas has
tripled since 1990, with a full two thirds of that boom coming
from companies with fewer than 20 employees. It's become a
necessity for any business to export, and those that don't are
9% more likely to fail in any given year than comparable firms
that do.
International Trade Programs &
Services:
Exporting Guides:
International Trade Resources:
State Government
Resources:
- State of
New Mexico Portal
One-stop resource for information regarding NM, including
public services provided throughout the state and contacts for
government agencies
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New
Mexico Office of the Governor
One-stop resource for
information regarding the Governor, Lt. Governor, policy
priorities, press releases, and constituent services
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New Mexico
State Legislature
Resource for information regarding legislative
agendas and action, NM statutes, legislators, and legislative
committees
- NM
Department of Taxation & Revenue
State government agency responsible for administering and
enforcing NM's tax revenue laws and vehicle & driver licensing
City / County Government
Resources:
- City of
Albuquerque
Provides public services to the communities within Albuquerque
city limits
- City
of Rio Rancho
Provides public services to the communities within Rio Rancho
city limits
- Bernalillo
County
Provides public services to the communities of Albuquerque,
Corrales, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, and Tijeras
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Sandoval County
Provides public services to the communities of Bernalillo,
Cuba, Jemez Springs, Rio Rancho, and San Ysidro
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Valencia County
Provides public services to the communities of Belen, Los
Lunas, and Bosque Farms
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Mid-Region Council of Governments
Association of local governments within Bernalillo, Sandoval,
Torrance, and Valencia counties which provide a forum for
local elected officials to work cooperatively in areas of
mutual interest
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