Millions of dollars of American goods are exported to China every year.
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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.
Any map charting exports returnng aas imports?
Amazing! Exports are higher in states with major port cities! How can this be?!
[...] A breakdown of US exports to China by state. [...]
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/c1220.html#2008
China and US are inter-dependent, what i don’t quite get is that American government is trying to exercise protectionism
[...] Pretty neat infographic, via Visual Economics: [...]
The country needs to do better as a whole exporting to china
[...] above graphic comes courtesy of Visual Economics (click here for a larger view of the graphic) and partially addresses the lazy and snarky rhetorical question I [...]
This is simply brilliant, thank you
I wonder if NY and IL are overrepresented due to their stock exchanges.
Actually the major computer companies do get there stuff made in china… not some other Asian country.
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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.
Any map charting exports returnng aas imports?
Amazing! Exports are higher in states with major port cities! How can this be?!
[...] A breakdown of US exports to China by state. [...]
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/c1220.html#2008
China and US are inter-dependent, what i don’t quite get is that American government is trying to exercise protectionism
[...] Pretty neat infographic, via Visual Economics: [...]
The country needs to do better as a whole exporting to china
[...] Pretty neat infographic, via Visual Economics: [...]
[...] above graphic comes courtesy of Visual Economics (click here for a larger view of the graphic) and partially addresses the lazy and snarky rhetorical question I [...]
[...] Pretty neat infographic, via Visual Economics: [...]
This is simply brilliant, thank you
I wonder if NY and IL are overrepresented due to their stock exchanges.
Actually the major computer companies do get there stuff made in china… not some other Asian country.