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Manufacturing Subsectors Exports Dependency on the United States (share of value-added by subsector attributed to direct exports and indirect exports to the United States), 2023

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The title of the infographic is "Manufacturing Subsectors Exports Dependency on the United States (share of value-added by subsector attributed to direct exports and indirect exports to the United States), 2023"

This is a stacked bar graph showing the share of value-added attributed to direct and indirect exports to the US by manufacturing subsectors. Percentages can be read along the y-axis, within the bar segments, and above the bars (for the total). The light blue segment shows the share of value-added attributed to direct exports to the United States and the dark blue segment shows the share of value-added attributed to indirect exports to the United States.

For primary metal manufacturing, 45% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 16% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 61%.

For transportation equipment manufacturing, 52% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 9% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 61%.

For chemical manufacturing, 38% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 15% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 52%.

For computer and electronic product manufacturing, 45% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 6% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 50%.

For machinery manufacturing, 42% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 8% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 50%.

For plastic and rubber product manufacturing, 32% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 16% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 49%.

For electrical equipment, appliance and component manufacturing, 41% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 7% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 49%.

For paper manufacturing, 33% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 12% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 46%.

For textile, clothing and leather manufacturing, 34% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 7% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 41%.

For wood product manufacturing, 31% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 9% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 39%.

For miscellaneous manufacturing, 32% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 4% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 36%.

For food manufacturing, 26% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 6% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 32%.

For fabricated metal product manufacturing, 18% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 14% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 32%.

For furniture and related product manufacturing, 28% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 3% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 31%.

For petroleum and coal product manufacturing, 15% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 15% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 29%.

For printing and related support activities, 7% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 13% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 20%.

For non-metallic mineral product manufacturing, 12% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 8% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 20%.

For beverage and tobacco product manufacturing, 7% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 5% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 12%.

Note(s): The sum of the shares of value-added attributed to direct exports and the share of value-added attributed to indirect exports may not equal to the total share of value-added attributed to foreign demand due to rounding.

Source(s): Custom tabulation based on table 12-10-0100-01.

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