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Millions of dollars of American goods are exported to China every year.

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Posted by: jameszol     Tags: , ,

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  • Actually the major computer companies do get there stuff made in china... not some other Asian country.
  • I wonder if NY and IL are overrepresented due to their stock exchanges.
  • Tom McCarten
    This is simply brilliant, thank you
  • The country needs to do better as a whole exporting to china
  • China and US are inter-dependent, what i don't quite get is that American government is trying to exercise protectionism
  • Joe
    FYI....Total exports to China (as per the pie chart) are $47B, while exports to Canada are $261B, or 5.5x greater.

    Total trade with Canada is $600B. Wowa.

    http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c12...
  • Lyle
    Amazing! Exports are higher in states with major port cities! How can this be?!
  • lozeerose
    Any map charting exports returnng aas imports?
  • Good, maybe we can get back all the money and jobs we sent over there. Nice to see that the United States is still needed.
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