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- [TPW in the Media](https://tradepartnership.com/gsp/tpw-in-the-media/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide's research has been featured in leading media outlets for its trusted expertise in data, trade, and economic analysis. Our insights and research are regularly highlighted in articles and reports that shape conversations on trade policy. Explore how our work continues to inform decision-makers and foster a deeper understanding of international trade dynamics.
- [CDxports and CDxjobs](https://tradepartnership.com/data/cdxports-and-cdxjobs/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC offers two trade data series: CDxports is a first-of-its-kind database that estimates U.S. goods and services exports from states and congressional districts; CDxjobs estimates jobs directly and indirectly supported by those exports. NEW IN MARCH 2026: Goods data are updated for 2025. Services data have been updated for 2024. All current and historical
- [The State Tariff Tracker](https://tradepartnership.com/data/the-state-tariff-tracker/) - The State Tariff Tracker ("Tracker") is a first-of-its-kind database that provides a comprehensive estimate of tariffs paid by state on all imports from all countries. The Tracker breaks down imports and tariff costs by country, product, and month, capturing savings from free trade agreements (FTAs) and preference programs, as well as additional duties due to
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- [Introduction](https://tradepartnership.com/about-us/introduction/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC was founded in 2001 to build a global reach into the research and consulting activities of The Trade Partnership, which was founded in 1991. The two firms worked in tandem for 20 years to produce clear, concise and useful information about the impacts of trade policies. In 2021, The Trade Partnership
- [Senior Staff](https://tradepartnership.com/about-us/senior-staff/) - Daniel Anthony, President of Trade Partnership Worldwide, directs the research activities of the firm. He specializes in identifying and explaining the local impacts of trade – both exports and imports – on American companies and workers. Anthony advocates on behalf of companies that depend on global supply chains, including as Executive Director of the Coalition
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- [Quantitative Economic Analysis](https://tradepartnership.com/litigation-support/summary/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC conducts quantitative economic analysis that assists law firms, trade associations, business coalitions and individual companies in developing arguments for use in: Antidumping and countervailing duty investigations in both the United States and the European Union. Sections 201, 301, 332 and 421 investigations. Generalized System of Preferences review requests. Click here for more information.
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## Reports

- [Agriculture Trade Snapshot Series (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/agriculture-trade-snapshot-series-2025/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC provided state reports for Farmers for Free Trade's "Motorcade for Trade." TPW used its custom import and export databases to provide comprehensive reports on the impacts of trade on agricultural families and rural economies.
- [USMCA Benefits America’s Economy- Business Roundtable (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/usmca-benefits-americas-economy-business-roundtable-2025/) - This report and series of state reports demonstrate the importance of the United States-Canada-Mexico Agreement to the US economy and to each of the 50 US states. Prepared by the staff of Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC.
- [How The Proposed Trump Tariffs Increase Prices for Consumer Technology Products (May 2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/how-the-proposed-trump-tariffs-increase-prices-for-consumer-technology-products-may-2025/) - How The Proposed Trump Tariffs Increase Prices for Consumer Technology Products (May 2025) This study assesses assesses the impact of President Trump's actual tariffs on the technology products purchased every day by Americans, including smartphones, laptops and tablets, connected devices, video game consoles, monitors and computer accessories. Prepared by Trade Partnership Worldwide on behalf of
- [US – China Business Council State and Congressional District Export Report (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-and-congressional-district-export-report-2025/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, Trade Partnership Worldwide produced one-pagers highlighting the importance of exports to China for all 50 states and all congressional districts. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Click here to download a copy of the report and see export data at
- [Brookings USMCA Tracker Update (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/brookings-usmca-tracker-update-2025/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide provided new 2023 data, and revised historical data, for the Brookings Institution’s interactive USMCA Tracker. The database estimates subnational goods exports and related jobs for trade between the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The U.S. state data relies on our CDxjobs and CDxports databases. Jobs data for Mexican states and Canadian provinces
- [The Economic Effects of Proposed Action in the Section 301 Investigation of China’s Maritime, Logistics, and Shipbuilding Policies and Practices (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-economic-effects-of-proposed-action-in-the-section-301-investigation-of-chinas-maritime-logistics-and-shipbuilding-policies-and-practices-2025/) - This study estimates the net economic impacts on the US economy as a whole, and across the US shipbuilding supply chain, of several of the remedies proposed by USTR to support the US shipbuilding industry.
- [Potential State Costs of New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/potential-state-costs-of-new-steel-and-aluminum-tariffs/) - Potential State Costs of New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Using our new state tariff database, Trade Partnership Worldwide produced a map showing that companies in states that backed President Trump for election could pay twice as much steel and aluminum tariffs based on 2024 trade data. TPW published research in 2018 showing the first Trump
- [Potential State Costs of New Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/potential-state-costs-of-new-tariffs-on-canada-mexico-and-china/) - Potential State Costs of New Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Using our new state tariff database, Trade Partnership Worldwide produced several maps highlighting the potential tariff increases — both by value and by percent — of recently announced IEEPA tariffs on several countries based on Jan.-Nov. 2024 trade data. Based on current trade, the
- [Policy Brief: CBO Says Tariffs Will Be Bad; In Reality They Will Be Even Worse (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/policy-brief-cbo-says-tariffs-will-be-bad-in-reality-they-will-be-even-worse-2025/) - CBO Says Tariffs Will Be Bad; In Reality They Will Be Even Worse (2025) This Policy Brief, prepared by Trade Partnership Worldwide staff, examines the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) recent assessment of economy-wide impacts of proposed tariffs on U.S. imports and argues that a dynamic trade model is necessary to capture 10-year impacts. Given CBO's
- [How The Proposed Trump Tariffs Increase Prices for Consumer Technology Products (2025)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/how-the-proposed-trump-tariffs-increase-prices-for-consumer-technology-products-2025/) - How The Proposed Trump Tariffs Increase Prices for Consumer Technology Products (2025) This study assesses the likely consumer impacts of a 10%-20% universal tariff on all imports - plus an additional 60%-100% tariffs on imports from China - on selected consumer electronics including smart phones, laptops, tablets and TVs, among others. Prepared by Trade Partnership
- [Analysis of Section 301 Tariff Impacts on Imports of Consumer Technology Products (2022)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/analysis-of-section-301-tariff-impacts-on-imports-of-consumer-technology-products/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide provided the data and analysis the Computer Technology Association needed to prepare a report on the impact of Section 301 tariffs imposed on imports from China.
- [Estimated Impacts of Proposed Tariffs on Imports: Apparel, Toys, Furniture, Household Appliances, Footwear, and Travel Goods](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-proposed-tariffs-on-imports-apparel-toys-furniture-household-appliances-footwear-and-travel-goods/) - This study assesses the likely consumer impacts of 10%-20% universal tariff on all imports – plus an additional 60%-100% tariffs on imports from China – on selected consumer products including apparel, toys, furniture, household appliances, footwear, and travel goods. Prepared by Trade Partnership Worldwide on behalf of the National Retail Federation. Click here to access the
- [Trade Means Growth for America – US Chamber of Commerce (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-means-growth-for-america-us-chamber-of-commerce-2024/) - This report shows the importance of trade and investment to the US economy and to each of the 50 US states. Prepared by the staff of Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, the reports use data from our CDxports database as well as other sources. View a sample report or the Chamber’s interactive map for all states.
- [The Coalition for a Prosperous America Analysis of a 10% universal tariff: Comments](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-coalition-for-a-prosperous-america-analysis-of-a-10-universal-tariff-comments/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide Senior Fellow Joseph Francois and Robert Koopman, both former Directors of the USITC Office of Economics, explain why a recent study suggesting a 10% universal tariff would benefit the United States “is not only misguided, but also intentionally misleading and would not find support in a serious economics journal.” Click here to
- [Coalition of Services Industries (CSI) State and Congressional District Reports (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/coalition-of-services-industries-csi-state-and-congressional-district-reports-2024/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide prepared state and congressional district one pagers for the Coalition of Services Industries (CSI). Key highlights include the growing importance of services exports to the world, the jobs supported by services exports to key trading partners, and the rebound in services exports during the Covid-19 pandemic. All of the reports rely on
- [US – China Business Council State and Congressional District Export Report (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-and-congressional-district-export-report-2024/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, Trade Partnership Worldwide produced one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states and all 436 congressional districts. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Click here to download a copy of the report.
- [The Digital Trade Revolution - US Chamber of Commerce (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-digital-trade-revolution-us-chamber-of-commerce-2024/) - This report describes the importance of digital trade to the US economy and to each of the 50 US states. Prepared by the staff of Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and initially issued in 2021, it has been updated to provide data and analysis through 2023.
- [Brookings USMCA Tracker Update (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/brookings-usmca-tracker-update-2024/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide provided new 2022 data, and revised historical data, for the Brookings Institution’s interactive USMCA Tracker. The database estimates subnational goods exports and related jobs for trade between the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The U.S. state data relies on our CDxjobs and CDxports databases. Jobs data for Mexican states and Canadian provinces were
- [PNTR Revocation is a Recipe for Inflation (2024)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/pntr-revocation-is-a-recipe-for-inflation-2024/) - This study assesses the likely impacts of the revocation of “permanent normal trade relations” for China, which would raise tariffs significantly on all goods imported from China. The study focuses on the consumer impacts on selected consumer electronics, including smart phones, laptops, tablets and TVs. Prepared by Trade Partnership Worldwide on behalf of the Consumer
- [Estimated Impacts of Changes to China’s Tariff Status: Toys, Furniture, Apparel,  Household Appliances and Footwear (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-changes-to-chinas-tariff-status-toys-furniture-apparel-household-appliances-and-footwear-2023/) - This study assesses the likely impacts of the revocation of “permanent normal trade relations” for China, which would raise tariffs significantly on all goods imported from China. The study focuses on the consumer impacts on toys, apparel, footwear, home appliances and furniture. Prepared by Trade Partnership Worldwide on behalf of National Retail Federation.
- [Brookings USMCA Tracker (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/brookings-usmca-tracker-2023/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide built a custom database for the Brookings Institution’s interactive USMCA Tracker, which estimates subnational goods exports and related jobs for trade between the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The U.S. state data relies on our CDxjobs and CDxportsdatabases. Jobs data for Mexican states and Canadian provinces were estimated by applying a similar
- [Coalition of Services Industries (CSI) State and Congressional District Reports (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/coalition-of-services-industries-csi-state-and-congressional-district-reports-2023/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide prepared state and congressional district one pagers for the Coalition of Services Industries (CSI). Key highlights include the growing importance of services exports to the world, the jobs supported by services exports to key trading partners, and the rebound in services exports during the Covid-19 pandemic. All of the reports rely on
- [US – China Business Council State and Congressional District Export Report (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-and-congressional-district-export-report-2023/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, Trade Partnership Worldwide produced one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states and all 436 congressional districts. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Click here to download a copy of the report.
- [Consumer Brands Association: Chilling Domino Effect (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/consumer-brand-association-chilling-domino-effect-2023/) - A pending trade remedy investigation seeks duties of up to 300% on imported tin mill products, used to make tin cans in the United States. If the duties alleged are ultimately imposed, downstream American manufacturers will face higher input costs that will put them at a competitive disadvantage both domestically and internationally. This study estimates
- [Impacts of Section 301 Tariffs on Imports from China (2023)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-section-301-tariffs-on-imports-from-china-2023/) - This report provides an in-depth assessment of the impacts of the Section 301 tariffs over the last four years on imports of apparel, travel goods and footwear imported from China, based on recent data and a survey of U.S. companies sourcing in China.
- [Trade Facilitation Study, Third Way and National Foreign Trade Council (2022)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-facilitation-study-third-way-and-national-foreign-trade-council/) - In research prepared for Third Way and National Foreign Trade Council, Trade Partnership Worldwide found that further implementation of trade facilitation measures around the world would significantly reduce time and money needed to keep supply chains moving. More global trade facilitation measures could save the United States $88 billion in export costs, and add 987,000
- [The Digital Trade Revolution (2022)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-digital-trade-revolution/) - A new report prepared with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce details the importance of U.S. digital services trade to the national and state economies. Trade Partnership Worldwide produced the trade data in the report from its proprietary CDxports database.
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2022)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2022/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, updated its periodic estimate of the number of U.S. jobs that depend on trade. We found that U.S. exports and imports of goods and services supported over 41 million U.S. jobs in 2019. This means that one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to trade. Two times as many jobs
- [Analysis of Section 301 Tariff Impacts on Chemicals Trade (2021)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/analysis-of-section-301-tariff-impacts-on-chemicals-trade-2021/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide conducted an analysis of import and export trends following the imposition of Section 301 tariffs on China and retaliatory tariffs by China. Prepared for the American Chemistry Council, the report examined the impact of tariffs and potential exclusions both within the chemicals sector and across sectors of the U.S. economy.
- [Impacts of Trade: State Studies (2022)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-trade-state-studies-2022/) - The Trade Partnership prepared reports for the Business Roundtable demonstrating how U.S. state economies benefit from international trade and investment. The Trade Partnership examined the impacts of exports, imports, and foreign investment at the state level. Each state study examines the roles that trade plays in the lives of state manufacturers, farmers, and families. Click
- [Imports Work for American Workers (2021)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/imports-work-for-american-workers-2021/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide estimates that more than 21 million Americans owe their jobs to imports. This conclusion is based on a comprehensive assessment of the full range of ways in which imports interact across the economy. It thus reflects both job gains as well as job losses. The study finds that millions of these jobs
- [US – China Business Council State Export Report (2021)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-export-report-2021/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, The Trade Partnership produced state-by-state one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database.
- [U.S. Exports Fact Sheet (September 2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-exports-fact-sheet/) - The Trade Partnership publishes monthly U.S. export data highlighting trends for national goods and services exports and state and congressional district goods exports. Data include top exports, top sectors, top countries, and export changes. Click here to go to previous versions of this report.
- [U.S. Exports Fact Sheet Archive](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-exports-fact-sheet-archive/) - The Trade Partnership publishes monthly U.S. export data highlighting trends for national goods and services exports and state and congressional district goods exports. Data include top exports, top sectors, top countries, and export changes. Click here to go the newest release of the report. Click below to download that month's version of
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment, An Update (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-an-update-2010/) - This study by Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC shows that trade supports 38 million net jobs in the United States - more than one in five U.S. jobs. The report shows that trade (exports and imports, of goods and services) continues to have a net positive impact on U.S. jobs, including manufacturing jobs, and that workers
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2020/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, updated its periodic estimate of the number of U.S. jobs that depend on trade. We found that U.S. exports and imports of goods and services supported over 40 million U.S. jobs in 2018. This means that one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to trade. Two times as many jobs
- [Impacts of Trade: State Studies (2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-trade-state-studies-2020/) - The Trade Partnership prepared reports for the Business Roundtable demonstrating how U.S. state economies benefit from international trade and investment. The Trade Partnership examined the impacts of exports, imports, and foreign investment at the state level. Each state study examines the roles that trade plays in the lives of state manufacturers, farmers, and families. Click
- [CompTIA Tech Trade Snapshot (2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/comptia-tech-trade-snapshot-2020/) - This report provides data, analysis, and insight into the international trade market for information technology products and services. The underlying import and export statistics are compiled by the Foreign Trade Division of the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. International Trade Administration of the Department of Commerce, and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The export-supported
- [US – China Business Council State Export Report (2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-export-report-2020/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, The Trade Partnership produced state-by-state one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database.
- [Dear Political Candidates: On the Importance of Exports in the 2020 Election](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/dear-political-candidates-on-the-importance-of-exports-in-the-2020-election/) - As we approach the 2020 elections, here are a few trade policy suggestions to consider, based on data extracted from a “deep dive” into The Trade Partnership’s CDxports database. Suggestion #1. Don't “dump” on our neighbor to the North. Suggestion #2. Other countries with which we are engaged in various international trade policy negotiations or
- [Trump Trade Policy: Founded on Rock or Sand?](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trump-trade-policy-founded-on-rock-or-sand/) - While the motivation for the Trump Administration’s trade policy is clear, the outcomes of the resulting trade actions are equally clear. The effort to support – and grow -- the jobs of workers who do not hold college degrees is in fact costing many of those workers jobs, and keeping them from realizing a “middle
- [Before Launching a New Trade War with Canada, Let’s Examine the Impacts of the Last One](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/before-launching-a-new-trade-war-with-canada-lets-examine-the-impacts-of-the-last-one/) - Recent press reports suggest the United States could reinstate Section 232 tariffs on imports of aluminum from Canada, which in turn could lead to new retaliatory tariffs. A new policy brief from The Trade Partnership examines the impact of the last retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports to Canada, both their imposition and removal. It finds
- [Everyone Has a Stake in Trade: A Review of U.S. Exports by Congressional District (January 2020)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/everyone_has_a_stake_in_trade_jan2020/) - The Trade Partnership released a short report with facts and figures about leading congressional district goods and services exports, trends, jobs supported by exports, top district exporters of specific sectors, and introducing the newest dataset: monthly congressional district exports for goods. For example, the typical congressional district exported about $2.8 billion in goods and $1.2
- [Estimated Impacts of Proposed Tariffs on Imports from China: Cell Phones, Laptops and Tablets, Video Game Consoles and Toy Drones (2019)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-proposed-tariffs-on-imports-from-china-cell-phones-laptops-and-tablets-video-game-consoles-and-toy-drones-2019/) - In a new report prepared for The Consumer Technology Association, The Trade Partnership estimated the impacts of proposed tariffs on specific imports from China, including: cell phones. laptops, tablets, video game consoles, and toy drones. The results demonstrate that, even accounting for alternative sources of supply, the proposed tariffs would have substantial negative impact on
- [Estimated Impacts of Proposed Tariffs on Imports from China: Apparel, Footwear, Toys, Household Appliances, Furniture, Travel Goods and Televisions](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-proposed-tariffs-on-imports-from-china-apparel-footwear-toys-household-appliances-furniture-travel-goods-and-televisions/) - This report, prepared for the National Retail Federation, estimates the impacts of proposed tariffs on imports from China, including: apparel, footwear, toys, household appliances, furniture, travel goods, and televisions. We find consumers would pay $4.4 billion more for apparel, $2.5 billion more for footwear, $3.7 billion more for toys, and $1.6 billion more for household
- [CompTIA Tech Trade Snapshot (2019)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/comptia-tech-trade-snapshot-2019/) - This report provides data, analysis, and insight into the international trade market for information technology products and services. The underlying import and export statistics are compiled by the Foreign Trade Division of the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. International Trade Administration of the Department of Commerce, and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The export-supported
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2019)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2019/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, updated its periodic estimate of the number of U.S. jobs that depend on trade. We found that U.S. exports and imports of goods and services supported 39 million U.S. jobs in 2017. This means that one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to trade. Nearly 2.7 times as many jobs
- [The U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones Program: Economic Benefits to American Communities (2019)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-u-s-foreign-trade-zones-program-economic-benefits-to-american-communities-2019/) - This study estimates the impacts of the U.S. foreign-trade zone program on employment, wage and value added growth in the local economic communities in which they operate. It finds that the FTZ program has contributed to increased growth in those variables in communities with an FTZ, relative to communities without an FTZ.
- [Estimated Impacts of Tariffs on the U.S. Economy and Workers (2019)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-tariffs-on-the-u-s-economy-and-workers-2019/) - This study, prepared for Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, estimates the economic effects on the U.S. economy and U.S. jobs of U.S. tariffs and quotas on steel, aluminum and selected products from China, and retaliation by U.S. trading partners. The study investigates comprehensive impacts of actual and threatened tariffs on the U.S. economy and U.S. workers
- [Impacts of Trade: State Studies (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-trade-state-studies-2017/) - How U.S. State Economies Benefit from International Trade and Investment: The Trade Partnership examined the impacts of exports, imports, and foreign investment at the state level. Each state study examines the roles that trade plays in the lives of state manufacturers, farmers, and families. Prepared for the Business Roundtable.
- [Pacific Partners 2017: Japan's Economic Importance to the United States](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/pacific-partners-2017-japans-economic-importance-to-the-united-states/) - For a new report published by the US-Japan Business Council, the Trade Partnership produced state-by-state one-pagers highlighting the trade and investment relationship with Japan. The reports use export and export-related jobs data from our CDxports database to show the importance of trade with Japan for all 50 states. Copies of the report can be downloaded here.
- [State Studies on Russian PNTR (2012)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/state-studies-on-russian-pntr-2012/) - The Trade Partnership created state-by-state reports on the top exports to Russia - and how they compete against exports from China, the EU, and others in the Russia market – to show the importance of granting permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) for Russia. The reports, completed for the Business Roundtable, can be found here or
- [Today More than Ever: Oregon and Portland/Vancouver Depend on International Trade and Investment (2013)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/today-more-than-ever-oregon-and-portlandvancouver-depend-on-international-trade-and-investment-2013/) - The Portland Business Alliance and Value of Jobs Coalition released a new study completed by The Trade Partnership on the importance of trade to Oregon and the Portland metro area. An earlier version of this report was part of a communications campaign that won a grand award from the American Chamber of Commerce executives. A
- [Trade Matters for America: State Studies (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-matters-for-america-state-studies-2015/) - The Trade Partnership used both new and existing research to create state-by-state reports on the importance of trade to American retailers and families. Each study highlights retail's importance to the state economy and the impact of trade on retail jobs, both generally and with prospective FTA partners. The studies also show how high tariffs on
- [CompTIA Tech Trade Snapshot: Imports and Exports of Tech Products and Services (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/comptia-tech-trade-snapshot-imports-and-exports-of-tech-products-and-services-2018/) - The Trade Partnership prepared a report on US tech exports and imports for the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) that highlights state exports of tech products and services, trade with China and NAFTA, and foreign direct investment in the U.S. tech sector. State level figures were derived from our unique CDxports and CDxjobs databases. Click
- [UK - US Trade and Investment Highlights: District Reports (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/uk-us-trade-and-investment-highlights-district-reports-2017/) - In new congressional district reports prepared for the Embassy of the United Kingdom, The Trade Partnership demonstrates the depth of the current trading relationship between the UK and each of the 435 congressional districts. For each district, the reports highlight trade in goods and services, investment, and jobs supported by exports to the UK.
- [UK - US Trade and Investment Highlights: State Reports (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/uk-us-trade-and-investment-highlights-state-reports-2017/) - In new state reports prepared for the Embassy of the United Kingdom, The Trade Partnership demonstrates the depth of the current trading relationship between the UK and each of the 50 states. For each state, the reports highlight trade in goods and services, investment, and jobs supported by exports to the UK.
- [Business Rountable NAFTA State Reports (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/business-rountable-nafta-state-reports-2017-2/) - New state reports prepared for the Business Roundtable demonstrate the beneficial economic relationship between the United States and its NAFTA trade partners. For each state, the reports highlight jobs supported by trade with Canada and Mexico, trade in goods and services export trends, and key state sectors exporting to NAFTA partners. Copies of the report
- [US - China Business Council State Export Report (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-export-report-2017/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, The Trade Partnership produced state-by-state one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Copies of the report can be downloaded here.
- [Business Rountable NAFTA State Reports (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/business-rountable-nafta-state-reports-2018/) - New state reports prepared for the Business Roundtable demonstrate the beneficial economic relationship between the United States and its NAFTA trade partners. For each state, the reports highlight jobs supported by trade with Canada and Mexico, trade in goods and services export trends, and key state sectors exporting to NAFTA partners. Copies of the report
- [US - China Business Council Congressional District Export Report (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-congressional-district-export-report-2017/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, The Trade Partnership produced district-by-district one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 435 congressional districts. The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Copies of the report can be downloaded here.
- [Cross-Border Markets: Evaluating the Effect of U.S. Domestic Content Requirements on the U.S.-Canada Economic Partnership (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/cross-border-markets-evaluating-the-effect-of-u-s-domestic-content-requirements-on-the-u-s-canada-economic-partnership-2017/) - In a new report prepared for the Embassy of Canada, The Trade Partnership examines the effects of U.S. domestic content requirements on the U.S.-Canada economic partnership. Based on interviews with officials at companies and agencies where such requirements do or could shape purchasing decisions, the study finds rules can negatively impact U.S. jobs and competitiveness
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2018/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, updated its periodic estimate of the number of U.S. jobs that depend on trade. We found that U.S. exports and imports of goods and services supported 36 million U.S. jobs in 2016. This means that nearly one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to trade. Nearly 2.5 times as many
- [UK – US Trade and Investment Highlights: City Reports (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/uk-us-trade-and-investment-highlights-city-reports-2018/) - In unique city reports prepared for the Embassy of the United Kingdom, The Trade Partnership demonstrates the depth of the current trading relationship between the United Kingdom and cities throughout the United States. For each city, the reports highlight trade in goods and services, investment, and jobs supported by exports to the United Kingdom.
- [Round 3: ‘Trade Discussion’ or ‘Trade War’? The Estimated Impacts of Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/round-3-trade-discussion-or-trade-war-the-estimated-impacts-of-tariffs-on-steel-and-aluminum/) - This policy brief updates The Trade Partnership’s March 13 policy brief on the potential net U.S. job impacts of tariffs, quotas, and retaliation by U.S. trading partners, in response to Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs. It reflects changes to the country exemption list announced May 31. We find the tariffs would result in a
- [Round 2: Trading Partners Respond, the Estimated Impacts of Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-estimated-impacts-of-tariffs-on-steel-and-aluminum-2018/) - This policy brief updates The Trade Partnership's March 5 policy brief to examine the potential net impacts on U.S. jobs across all industries of retaliation threatened by U.S. trading partners in response to the imposition of U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs. We find that the tariffs would result in a net loss of nearly 470,000
- [An Accident Waiting to Happen? The Estimated Impacts of Tariffs on Motor Vehicles and Parts (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/an-accident-waiting-to-happen-the-estimated-impacts-of-tariffs-on-motor-vehicles-and-parts/) - This policy brief examines the potential net impacts on U.S. jobs across all industries from the imposition of 25 percent tariffs on U.S. imports of motor vehicles and parts. We find that the tariffs would result in a net loss of 157,000 U.S. jobs, or about three jobs lost for every job gained in the
- [Estimated Impacts of Proposed Tariffs on Import from China: Televisions, Monitors, Batteries, and Printer Cartridges (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-proposed-tariffs-on-import-from-china-televisions-monitors-batteries-and-printer-cartridges-2018/) - This study examines the impact of President Trump’s proposed tariffs on imports from China for four product categories: televisions, monitors. batteries, and printer cartridges. Our model accounts for shifts that would occur from China to other sources of supply. We find price increases for all four categories overall, with consumer losses far outstripping U.S. producer
- [Tariffs on Imports from China: The Estimated Impacts on the U.S. Economy (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/tariffs-on-imports-from-china-the-estimated-impacts-on-the-u-s-economy-2018/) - This study estimates the economic impact of the proposed U.S. tariffs and China’s proposed retaliation in three different scenarios. In the scenario we find most probable where the U.S. imposes tariffs on $50 billion in imports plus Chinese retaliation of $50 billion of U.S. goods exported to China, U.S. workers suffer significant net negative impacts,
- [Coalition of Services Industries State and Congressional District Reports (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/coalition-of-services-industries-state-and-congressional-district-reports-2018/) - The Trade Partnership prepared state and congressional district one pagers for the Coalition of Services Industries. Key highlights include the growing importance of services exports to the world and the jobs supported by services exports to key trading partners. All of the reports rely on data from our CDxjobs and CDxports databases. Click here to
- [US – China Business Council State Export Report (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-export-report-2018/) - For a new report published by the US-China Business Council, The Trade Partnership produced state-by-state one-pagers highlighting the growing importance of exports to China for all 50 states . The reports utilize goods and services export data from our CDxports database. Click here to download copies of the report.
- [Does Import Protection Save Jobs? The Estimated Impacts of Proposed Tariffs on Imports of U.S. Steel and Aluminum (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/does-import-protection-save-jobs-the-estimated-impacts-of-proposed-tariffs-on-imports-of-u-s-steel-and-aluminum-2018/) - This policy brief examines the potential net impacts on U.S. jobs across all industries of proposed steel and aluminum tariffs applied to targeted steel and aluminum imports from all countries. We find that the tariffs would result in a net loss of 146,000 U.S. jobs after accounting for positive impacts on U.S. steel and aluminum
- [Role of China in Competitiveness of U.S. Consumer Electronics Industry (2006)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/role-of-china-in-competitiveness-of-u-s-consumer-electronics-industry-2006/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC examined the increasing role of China in the network of global consumer electronics (CE) production and its impacts on the domestic industry. The study shows that growing CE imports from China are largely replacing those from other Asian suppliers and support the competitiveness of U.S. CE manufacturers, providing high-paying jobs for
- [Terminating NAFTA: The National and State-by-State Impacts on Jobs, Exports and Output (2018)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/terminating-nafta-the-national-and-state-by-state-impacts-on-jobs-exports-and-output-2018/) - This study estimates the likely impact of terminating the North American Free Trade Agreement on the U.S. Economy, exports and jobs. It also estimates those impacts for each of the 50 states. We find that terminating NAFTA would have large net negative impacts on U.S. GDP, employment and exports, particularly in the short- to medium
- [ASEAN Matters for America / America Matters for ASEAN (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/asean-matters-for-america-america-matters-for-asean-2017/) - In a recent report on U.S.trade relations with the 10 ASEAN countries, East-West Center used data from the Trade Partnership’s CDxports database to highlight state exports of goods and services to ASEAN countries. The report also featured data from the CDxjobs database showing the number of jobs supported by exports to ASEAN countries from each U.S. state.
- [India Matters for America / America Matters for India (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/india-matters-for-america-america-matters-for-india-2017/) - In a recent report on U.S.-India ties, East-West Center used data from the Trade Partnership’s CDxports database to highlight state exports of goods and services to India. The report also featured data from the CDxjobs database showing the number of jobs supported by exports to India from each U.S. state.
- [Growing Together: Economic Ties between the United States and Mexico (2017)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/growing-together-economic-ties-between-the-united-states-and-mexico-2017/) - The Mexico Institute at the Wilson Center has released a report incorporating results from Trade Partnership research about the impact of U.S. trade with Mexico on U.S. jobs. The study explores the bilateral economic relationship in detail to understand its nature and its impact on the United States. The report also uses The Trade Partnership's
- [US-China Business Council State Export Report (2016)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/us-china-business-council-state-export-report-2016/) - New state reports prepared for the US-China Business Council (USCBC), utilizing our CDxports database, report the growth of goods and services exports to China while highlighting top export products, services, and destinations for the state. The full US-China Business Council report as well as an interactive map using the state reports can be viewed here.
- [Economic Impact of U.S.-Canada Supply Chains (2016)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/economic-impact-of-u-s-canada-supply-chains/) - A new study from Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, prepared for the Embassy of Canada, assesses the impact of the network of supply chains between Canada and the United States on the U.S. economy and the extent to which that network increases U.S. competitiveness in the global economy. We focus where possible on businesses in or
- [TPP Holds Potential for Retailers and American Families (2016)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/tpp-holds-potential-for-retailers-and-american-families-2016-2/) - The Trade Partnership completed for the National Retail Federation a study that identifies key opportunities for retailers and U.S. consumers under the TPP. It notes that the TPP will affect retailers and their customers by getting rid of unnecessary and sometimes high costs of doing business with and in TPP countries, providing assurance that foreign
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2016)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2016/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC, updated its periodic estimate of the number of U.S. jobs that depend on trade. We found that U.S. exports and imports of goods and services supported 41 million U.S. jobs in 2014. This means that more than one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to trade. Nearly three times as
- [Trade and American Jobs: The Impact of Trade on U.S. and State-Level Employment Update (2014)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-and-american-jobs-the-impact-of-trade-on-u-s-and-state-level-employment-update-2014/) - U.S. trade continues to expand, and with it, U.S. employment. Today, nearly 40 million U.S. jobs depend on trade. This means that more than one in every five U.S. jobs is linked to exports and imports of goods and services. Nearly three times as many jobs were supported by
- [Japan Matters for America/America Matters for Japan (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/japan-matters-for-americaamerica-matters-for-japan/) - Using data from the Trade Partnership's CDxports and CDxjobs databases, The East West Center created an interactive map as well as state- and district-level reports highlighting US exports to Japan and the jobs supported by those exports. View a sample district-level report here. View the rest of the reports as well as the interactive map
- [The Impact of a U.S.-Brazil Trade Agreement (2016)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-impact-of-a-u-s-brazil-trade-agreement/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC estimated the probable economic effects on the United States of a U.S.-Brazil trade agreement. We concluded such an agreement would have a net positive impact on the United States, including on U.S. jobs. We break the results down by state and congressional district. Prepared for the Brazil-US Business Council, copies of
- [The TPP Agreement: An Opportunity for the States (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-tpp-agreement-an-opportunity-for-the-states-2015/) - The Trade Partnership examined the potential opportunities for the United States under the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Each state study identifies growth opportunities for trade through increased market access and stronger investment incentives to the 11 TPP countries. Prepared for the Business Roundtable, copies may be downloaded here.
- [Impacts of Trade: State Studies (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-trade-state-studies-2015/) - How U.S. State Economies Benefit from International Trade and Investment: The Trade Partnership examined the impacts of exports, imports, and foreign investment at the state level. Each state study examines the roles that trade plays in the lives of state manufacturers, farmers, and families. Prepared for the Business Roundtable, copies may be downloaded here.
- [Exports and Employment in the Northeast in 2013 (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/exports-and-employment-in-the-northeast-in-2013/) - The Eastern Trade Council, an organization coordinating the export promotion activities of 10 Northeast States, released a new Trade Partnership report detailing the impact of trade on the Northeast region in 2013. The report also discusses the supporting role exports play in jobs in the region, and how several regional companies have benefited from state
- [State-by-State Impacts of GSP (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/state-by-state-impacts-of-gsp-2015/) - Based on an analysis of national and state import data, The Trade Partnership created state-specific reports on the financial impacts of continued expiration of the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program in 2014. The reports highlight the estimated tariffs paid by state, the types of products impacted, and the top sources for GSP imports, as
- [Australia Matters for America/America Matters for Australia (2015)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/australia-matters-for-americaamerica-matters-for-australia/) - In a recent report on U.S.-Australia ties, East-West Center used data from the Trade Partnership's CDxports database to highlight state exports of goods and services to Australia. The report also featured data from the CDxjobs database showing the number of jobs supported by exports to Australia from each U.S. state.
- [The TPP Agreement: An Opportunity for the States (2014)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-tpp-agreement-an-opportunity-for-the-states/) - The Trade Partnership examines the potential opportunities for the United States under the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Each state study identifies growth opportunities for trade through increased market access and stronger investment incentives to the 11 TPP countries. Prepared for the Business Roundtable, copies may be downloaded here.
- [TTIP and the 50 States: Jobs and Growth from Coast to Coast (2013)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/ttip-and-the-50-states-jobs-and-growth-from-coast-to-coast-2013/) - Researchers investigating the estimated impact of the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership agreement relied on quantification of estimated employment effects from Trade Partnership Worldwide, coupled with state- and congressional district-specific goods and services export data from The Trade Partnership's CDxports database. The report, "TTIP and the 50 States: Jobs and Growth from Coast to Coast",
- [Impacts of Trade: State Studies (2014)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impacts-of-trade-2014/) - How U.S. State Economies Benefit from International Trade and Investment: The Trade Partnership examined the impacts of exports, imports, and foreign investment at the state level. Each state study examines the roles that trade plays in the lives of state manufacturers, farmers, and families. Prepared for the Business Roundtable, copies may be downloaded here.
- [Rethinking "Made in America" in the 21st Century (2014)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/rethinking-made-in-america-in-the-21st-century-2014/) - Renewed interest in "Made in America" begs the question: is anything still "Made in America"? This study answers that question with a resounding "Yes!" if one recognizes that what it means to be made in America is different in today's world of global supply chains than it was in the 1950s and '60s, before those
- [Benefits of Trade with Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Countries: State Studies (2013)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/benefits-of-trade-with-trans-pacific-partnership-tpp-countries-state-studies-2013/) - TPP: Every State's Opportunity. The Trade Partnership created state-specific reports on the benefits of trade with Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries. Prepared for the latest addition to the Trade Benefits America site, copies may be downloaded here.
- [Everyone Has a Stake in Trade (2012)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/everyone-has-a-stake-in-trade-2012/) - The Trade Partnership released a report that highlights Congressional District level exports of goods and services. The report utilizes data from The Trade Partnership's 2012 CDx databases.
- [Technical Assistance for Intellectual Property Rights Protection (2013)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/technical-assistance-for-intellectual-property-rights-protection-2013/) - Laura Baughman, Joseph Francois, and Christine McDaniel of Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC along with Charles Schwartz of Commercial Legal Environment Advancement and Reform, LLC authored a study that found a positive correlation between technical assistance programs involving intellectual property rights and U.S. business activity. The study, conducted for the International Intellectual Property Institute (IIPI), may
- [Non-Tariff Measures in EU-US Trade and Investment - An Economic Analysis (2009)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/non-tariff-measures-in-eu-us-trade-and-investment-an-economic-analysis-2009/) - On December 16, the European Commission's Directorate-General for Trade released a report estimating the costs of regulatory differences between the EU and the United States at both the sector and economy-wide levels. Trade Partnership Worldwide Director Joseph Francois served on the primary research team, led by ECORYS Nederland BV, while The Trade Partnership assisted with
- [U.S.-Canada Trade and U.S. State-Level Production and Employment: 2008 (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-canada-trade-and-u-s-state-level-production-and-employment-2008-2010/) - Both the United States and Canada have experienced their shares of debates about the costs and benefits of trade, particularly when evaluating their bilateral trade relations. Despite numerous trade disputes, the two countries' economies are becoming increasingly integrated. Trade Partnership Worldwide Directors Laura Baughman and Joseph Francois examine how exports to, and imports from, Canada
- [Opening Markets, Creating Jobs: Estimated U.S. Employment Effects of Trade with FTA Partners (2010) ](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/opening-markets-creating-jobs-estimated-u-s-employment-effects-of-trade-with-fta-partners-2010/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide Directors Laura Baughman and Joseph Francois take a close look at the employment and other economic effects of trade with countries with which the United States has FTAs. In addition, the study also examines the employment and other economic effects associated with the FTAs themselves. The report was prepared for the U.S.
- [How to Survive the End of Textile and Apparel Quotas in 2005 (2004)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/how-to-survive-the-end-of-textile-and-apparel-quotas-in-2005-2004/) - In a speech to the 39th Session of the Council of Representatives of the International Clothing and Textile Bureau, Trade Partnership President Laura Baughman discussed the textile and apparel industry in a post-quota world. Download a copy of Ms. Baughman's speech.
- [U.S. Textile and Apparel Industries: The "Wizard" Behind the Curtain Revealed (2005)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-textile-and-apparel-industries-the-wizard-behind-the-curtain-revealed-2005/) - Trade Partnership President Laura Baughman pulls back the curtain to reveal three very different sub-sectors of the textile and apparel industry. Baughman examines whether the textile and apparel industry is truly on life support, as the "Wizard" wants policy makers to believe, or just in need of a little medicine.
- [Estimated Impacts of the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences to U.S. Industry and Consumers (2006)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-impacts-of-the-u-s-generalized-system-of-preferences-to-u-s-industry-and-consumers-2006/) - This study examines the impacts of GSP from the U.S. perspective. It finds that while GSP is an important tool to promote economic development in poor countries, it also improves American competitiveness. The study was prepared for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2000-10 (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2000-10-2010/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [U.S. Trade Preference Programs: Lessons from Europe from the U.S. Struggle to Get It Right (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-trade-preference-programs-lessons-from-europe-from-the-u-s-struggle-to-get-it-right-2010/) - Laura Baughman, President of The Trade Partnership, provides a detailed analysis of the U.S. preference program and offers recommendations to EU policy makers as they consider how implementing the Treaty of Lisbon will work in practice on trade matters. Among other changes, the Lisbon Treaty gives the European Parliament the power to approve or reject
- [U.S.-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement State Studies (2007)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-peru-trade-promotion-agreement-state-studies-2007/) - The Trade Partnership highlighted the discrepancy in tariff rates for imports from Peru versus U.S. exports to Peru. Using data on major product exports for each state, The Trade Partnership showed how exporters in all states stand to benefit from implementation of the U.S.-Peru TPA. Produced for the Business Roundtable, copies may be obtained from
- [African Growth and Opportunity Act Implementation Guide (2000)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/african-growth-and-opportunity-act-implementation-guide-2000/) - The Trade Partnership prepared this reference book in conjunction with the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative to inform companies and countries interested in sourcing goods from sub-Saharan Africa about the provisions and operation of the African Growth and Opportunity Act. Copies may be obtained from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative or downloaded
- [Trade Action - or Inaction: The Cost for American Workers and Companies (2009)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/trade-action-or-inaction-the-cost-for-american-workers-and-companies-2009/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC examines trade actions taken, or not taken, by the U.S. Government in recent months that have had a negative impact on American companies, their employees and the economy generally. The study was prepared for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and may be downloaded here.
- [America, Canada, and Mexico: Mutual Benefits from Trade and Investment (2009)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/america-canada-and-mexico-mutual-benefits-from-trade-and-investment-2009/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC examines the importance of U.S. trade relations with Canada and Mexico. The study also includes an analysis of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), finding a net positive 3.8 million U.S. jobs linked directly or indirectly to the agreement. The study, prepared for the Business Roundtable, may be downloaded here.
- [Study on the Economic Impact of "TRIPS-Plus" Free Trade Agreements (2011)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/study-on-the-economic-impact-of-trips-plus-free-trade-agreements-2011/) - This study examines the effects the TRIPS-Plus provisions of 14 free trade agreements have had in the partner countries. It uses empirical analysis coupled with in-country interviews to conclude that, overall, improved IPR protection and enforcement are associated with increases in FTA partner trade. The TRIPS-Plus provisions of the FTAs, however, have had varying impacts
- [Costs to American Consuming Industries of Steel Quotas and Taxes (2001)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/costs-to-american-consuming-industries-of-steel-quotas-and-taxes-2001/) - This study estimates the costs to steel consumers and others of steel quotas or taxes that could result from a Section 201 investigation or legislation pending before Congress. It compares the job gains in steel to the much greater job losses in steel consuming sectors. Prepared for The CITAC Foundation; copies may be obtained from
- [Estimated Economic Effects of Proposed Import Relief Remedies for Steel (2001)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-economic-effects-of-proposed-import-relief-remedies-for-steel-2001/) - The study examines the economic effects of remedies proposed by the U.S. International Trade Commission in the Section 201 investigation on steel. The report shows that protecting the steel industry will cost consumers billions of dollars and cause the loss of thousands of jobs in steel-consuming industries. "The best study that has been done [on
- [The Unintended Consequences of U.S. Steel Import Tariffs: A Quantification of the Impact During 2002 (2003)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-unintended-consequences-of-u-s-steel-import-tariffs-a-quantification-of-the-impact-during-2002-2003/) - This study measures the impact on jobs in the steel-consuming sectors of higher steel prices during 2002 caused by steel tariffs, the imposition of trade remedy penalties on imports, domestic steel plant shut downs, and relative international steel costs. "The key issue now is whether the ITC will look at the impact [of steel tariffs]
- [Imports: The Rest of the Story (1998)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/imports-the-rest-of-the-story-1998/) - This study by The Trade Partnership describes and quantifies the benefits of imports to the U.S. economy. It calculates the number of jobs related to importing, describes their distribution across sectors and states, and explores the contribution of imports to lowering inflation, expanding consumer choice, and improving U.S. manufacturing competitiveness both domestically and internationally. This
- [Protectionism in America: Watch Your Wallet (2003)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/protectionism-in-america-watch-your-wallet-2003/) - This study quantifies the impact of protectionism on consumer spending on a wide variety of goods — apparel, food, bicycles — and calculates what the national sales tax would be if consumers were told what they were paying to protect these industries from imports. Prepared for Consumers for World Trade, copies may be downloaded here.
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2002-11 (2012)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2002-11-2012/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [Imports Work for America (2013)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/imports-work-for-america-2013/) - In this groundbreaking study, Trade Partnership Worldwide quantifies the positive contribution of imports to the U.S. economy. The report shows how imports improve U.S. manufacturing competitiveness, raise standards of living, and support more than 16 million net American jobs. Imports have a net positive job impacts in every state. Published to coincide with “Imports Work
- [Technology CEO Council Report on U.S. ICT Exports Released (2014)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/technology-ceo-council-report-on-u-s-ict-exports-released-2014/) - The Technology CEO Council released a new study by The Trade Partnership detailing the importance of high-tech hardware, software, and services exports to U.S. states and congressional districts. Drawing on the CDxports database, Exports for American ICT Companies and Workers is the first and only report on high-tech exports to include either congressional district or
- [The U.S.-Korea FTA: Bringing Growth and Jobs to Every State (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-u-s-korea-fta-bringing-growth-and-jobs-to-every-state-2010/) - This interactive map identifies thousands of companies currently trading with Korea - both exporters and importers - that would benefit from the reduced tariffs under the U.S.-Korea FTA. The map allows users to view specific companies that would gain from the implementation of the FTA by honing in on specific states and congressional districts. Created
- [Unilateral Preferential Trade Programs Offered by the United States, the European Union, and Canada: A Comparison (2008)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/unilateral-preferential-trade-programs-offered-by-the-united-states-the-european-union-and-canada-a-comparison-2008/) - This paper compares preference programs offered by major developed countries. It highlights the complex rules that limit developing country usage and offers U.S. policymakers suggestions for changes that would improve the U.S. preference programs.
- [The U.S. Generalized System of Preferences Program: An Integral Part of the U.S. Economy (1997; updated in 2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-u-s-generalized-system-of-preferences-program-an-integral-part-of-the-u-s-economy-1997-updated-in-2010-2013/) - This report details the history of the program, how it runs on a day-to-day basis, the major users of the program and the products that benefit from it the most. The study was prepared for the Coalition for GSP.
- [Barriers to Wool Fibre Products Trade: Costs to US Consumers and Australian Woolgrowers (1999)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/barriers-to-wool-fibre-products-trade-costs-to-us-consumers-and-australian-woolgrowers-1999/) - The Trade Partnership and the Centre for International Economics (Canberra, Australia) use a unique and comprehensive model to measure the costs to U.S. consumers and Australian exporters of the proposed phase-out of U.S. quotas under the Uruguay Round’s Agreement on Textiles and Clothing. It measures for the first time the extent to which U.S. producers
- [Estimated Effects on the United States and Bangladesh of Liberalizing U.S. Barriers to Apparel Imports (2001)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/estimated-effects-on-the-united-states-and-bangladesh-of-liberalizing-u-s-barriers-to-apparel-imports-2001/) - This study by Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC examines Bangladesh's apparel manufacturing industry and the steps the United States could take to ensure stability in that industry. The report further examines the economic effects on Bangladesh and the United States if U.S. tariffs and quotas are removed from Bangladeshi apparel imports. Prepared for the Bangladesh Garment
- [Shrimp Antidumping Petition Would Jack Up Prices to Shrimp-Consuming Industries (2004)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/shrimp-antidumping-petition-would-jack-up-prices-to-shrimp-consuming-industries-2004/) - This study by The Trade Partnership estimates that proposed antidumping duties on shrimp imports could raise the price of shrimp by as much as 44 percent. Copies of the study may be downloaded here.
- [The Strength of Cross-Border Linkages Between US and Canadian Industry (2008)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/the-strength-of-cross-border-linkages-between-us-and-canadian-industry-2008/) - Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC research published by the Government of Canada explores the direct and indirect interactions in U.S.-Canada trade and quantifies the degree to which U.S. and Canadian production, by sector, is integrated across the border. It also quantifies the degree to which the activities of numerous up- and down-stream sectors of the United
- [International Trade: A Driver of Output and Employment in Oregon and Portland/Vancouver (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/international-trade-a-driver-of-output-and-employment-in-oregon-and-portlandvancouver-2010/) - The Trade Partnership examines the impact of international trade on the Portland/Vancouver area and Oregon. The report reveals the importance of trade in job creation and growth facilitation in the region - noting that international trade supports 268,000 jobs in the Portland metro area and 470,000 jobs in the state of Oregon. A summary of
- [Vietnam PNTR and WTO Accession State Studies (2006)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/vietnam-pntr-and-wto-accession-state-studies-2006/) - The Trade Partnership examined the top exports to Vietnam for all 50 states. These reports emphasize how current barriers to trade for major U.S. exports will fall upon Vietnam’s accession to the WTO. Produced for the Business Roundtable, copies may be obtained from the BRT's website, or an example may be downloaded here.
- [U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement State Studies (2007)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-korea-free-trade-agreement-state-studies-2007/) - The Trade Partnership describes the potential benefits to importers, exporters and investors under the U.S. Korea Free Trade Agreement. Highlighting specific industries, The Trade Partnership shows how this agreement will benefit both U.S. and Korean companies. Produced for the Business Roundtable, copies may be obtained from the BRT's website, or an example may be downloaded
- [U.S.-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement State Studies (2007)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-colombia-trade-promotion-agreement-state-studies-2007/) - The Trade Partnership used major product export data for each state to reveal how the U.S.-Colombia TPA will benefit exporters across the United States. Additionally, these studies emphasize the difference in tariff rates between U.S. exports to Colombia and Colombian exports to the United States. Produced for the Business Roundtable, copies may be obtained from
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2000-09 (2010)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2000-09-2010/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2000-08 (2009)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2000-08-2009/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2000-07 (2008)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2000-07-2008/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [U.S. Congressional District Exports to China: 2000-06 (2007)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/u-s-congressional-district-exports-to-china-2000-06-2007/) - The Trade Partnership examined sector-specific export growth to China for each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts for the US-China Business Council's annual report.
- [Partnership for a Stronger Future: U.S.-Australia Free Trade Agreement (2003)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/partnership-for-a-stronger-future-u-s-australia-free-trade-agreement-2003/) - This study analyzes two-way trade and investment trends between the United States and Australia. In preparation for negotiations for a free trade agreement between the two nations, the study examines the successes in U.S.-Australian trade and investment and the prospects under the future free trade agreement. This report was prepared for the American-Australian Free Trade
- [NAFTA: A Decade of Growth (2004)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/nafta-a-decade-of-growth-2004/) - January 1, 2004 marked the 10th anniversary of the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This study examines the trade and investment flowing between the United States and its NAFTA partners and the benefits NAFTA has had on the US economy. Produced for the Business Roundtable,
- [Impact of Imports from China on U.S. Employment (2005)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/impact-of-imports-from-china-on-u-s-employment-2005/) - Imports from China have been blamed for unemployment and many other economic woes in the United States. However, a recent study by Trade Partnership Worldwide, LLC shows that imports from China support thousands of U.S. jobs. Prepared for the National Retail Federation.
- [FTAA: Blueprint for Prosperity, Building on NAFTA's Success (2001)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/ftaa-blueprint-for-prosperity-building-on-naftas-success-2001/) - After seven successful years under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the United States looks forward to the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). This study examines the benefits the FTAA would have for American companies and consumers. This report was prepared for the Council of the Americas; copies may be obtained from
- [DR-CAFTA Congressional District and Sectoral Studies (2005)](https://tradepartnership.com/reports/dr-cafta-congressional-district-and-sectoral-studies-2005/) - The Trade Partnership examined the benefits of trade and investment under the proposed U.S.-Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement for 83 individual congressional districts throughout the United States. The Trade Partnership also examined how the DR-CAFTA will benefit the various sectors and industries of the U.S. economy. Produced for the Business Roundtable, copies may be

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