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Mapped: The Economies Most Dependent on U.S. Trade
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When U.S. trade policy shifts, some economies barely notice. For others, trade with the U.S. is large enough to noticeably influence economic growth. The differences are striking: some major economies have deep trade ties to the U.S., while others are far less exposed relative to the size of their economies. This graphic maps each country’s goods trade with ...
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