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(1) Dorothy Gambrell, Trade[:] Cities That Sell to the World.
http://www.businessweek.com/arti ... s-sell-to-the-world
Note:
(a)
(i) "Houston[:] The top exporting city in the US--five years ago it was New York"
(ii) "New York[:] The top exporter to China and India"
(b)
(i) Ed Crooks, Houston tops NY as US’s leading goods exporter. Financial Times, July 12, 2013.
www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d7c0b52a-ea45-11e2-913c-00144feabdc0.html
Quote:
"Houston’s exports have been powered by the surge in oil and natural gas production from shale reserves, which has created cheap feedstocks for the region’s refineries and petrochemical plants.
"The data are for goods exports only, and New York’s service sector would probably make it the largest US area for total exports. Exports from the New York region were hit by tropical storm Sandy last year.
"The largest component of Houston’s exports * * * is petroleum and coal products * * * The second-largest category of Houston’s exports is chemicals * * * which benefited from cheap natural gas used as a raw material for many commonly used products.
(ii) State Exports for New York. US Census Bureau, undated.
http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/state/data/ny.html
(A) Total US Exports (Origin of Movement) via NEW YORK; Top 25 6-digit HS commodities based on 2012 dollar value:
diamond> gold> jewelry> paintings > civilain aircraft, engines, and parts
(B) Total U.S. Exports (Origin of Movement) via NEW YORK; Top 25 countries based on 2012 dollar value:
Canada > Hong Kong> UK> Switzerland> Israel> China> Belgium > Mexico >India > Germany (No 10) > Japan (11) |
发表于 8-13-2013 15:58:43
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