The obvious answer is still the Asian markets.
I'm not sure what's going to come out of the India negotiations. I think there are probably going to be too many exemptions at the end of the day. However, some of the members of the trans-Pacific partnership—Malaysia, for instance—could potentially be very expanding markets.
We also probably don't pay enough attention to our own hemisphere. I think things could be done within NAFTA; you could clean up rules of origin so that instead of getting the zero tariff of NAFTA, firms would end up paying the MFN tariff so they don't have to establish the origin of the product. There are things you can clean up on the edges.
I also think we can try to re-establish links in both Central America and South America, in Brazil in particular.