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Provincial and territorial dependency on the United States (share of value-added attributed to direct and indirect exports to the United States), 2021

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The title of the infographic is "Provincial and territorial dependency on the United States (share of value-added attributed to direct and indirect exports to the United States), 2021"

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

For Alberta, 19.4% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 9.8% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 29.2%.

For Saskatchewan, 15.7% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 6.8% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 22.5%.

For Newfoundland and Labrador, 14.0% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 4.4% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 18.4%.

For Nunavut, 10.1% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 6.3% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 16.4%.

For Ontario, 7.6% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 6.1% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 13.7%.

For Quebec, 7.5% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 5.7% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 13.2%.

For New Brunswick, 7.5% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 5.6% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 13.1%.

For Manitoba, 6.6% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 5.6% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 12.2%.

For British Columbia, 6.9% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 4.8% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 11.7%.

For Prince Edward Island, 5.9% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 5.0% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 10.8%.

For Nova Scotia, 4.2% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 3.1% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 7.3%.

For Yukon, 2.0% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 4.0% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 5.9%.

For Northwest Territories, 0.6% of value-added is attributed to direct exports and 2.0% of value-added is attributed to indirect exports for a total of 2.6%.

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

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