Infographic 1
Manufacturing subsectors export dependency on the United States (share of value added by subsector attributed to direct exports and indirect exports to the United States), 2023

Infographic description

The title of the infographic is "Manufacturing subsectors export 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 United States by manufacturing subsectors. Percentages can be read along the x-axis, within the bar segments, and adjacent to 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%.

Note: 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. The infographic includes the top 10 most exposed manufacturing subsectors to the US market.

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