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Revision as of 23:35, February 20, 2011
State trade with Germany in 2004 and 2005:
Top ranking of manufacturing jobs supported by U.S. affiliates of German companies (2004):
Michigan - 32,100
Ohio - 22,300
North Carolina - 19,200
Indiana - 17,900
South Carolina - 15,800
Top ranking of merchandise exports to Germany (2005):
California - $4.3 billion
South Carolina - $2.4 billion
New York - $2.2 billionGOD IS ATHEIST AND SOCIALIST! FCCK CONSERVAPEDIA! GOD IS ATHEIST AND SOCIALIST! FCCK CONSERVAPEDIA! GOD IS ATHEIST AND SOCIALIST! FCCK CONSERVAPEDIA! GOD IS ATHEIST AND SOCIALIST! FCCK CONSERVAPEDIA!Omany after France and the Netherlands. The United States imports nearly 10% of all German goods.
Sources
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, RGIT
Office of Trade and Economic Analysis, RGIT