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.
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 term. In contrast, as supply chains shift, trading partners like China, Korea, Japan and Germany would gain from a termination of NAFTA.
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 while also raising prices. Furthermore, any new policies that might prevent companies from sourcing from Canada could disrupt existing supply chains and harm many U.S. businesses.
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.
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 can be downloaded below or at the Business Roundtable’s website.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
