In 2019
the US Trade Deficit with China was reduced by $98.704B thanks to US Tariffs on
Chinese goods.
In 1985, the
US Trade Deficit with China was $6.0 million.
The US
was in an Electronics Manufacturing surge with the PC and planning to retool
telephony. Foreign countries were buying last years’ designs and US electronics
technology was advancing rapidly. In 1985, China’s GDP was $309.5 billion and
US GDP was $4.347 trillion.
The US
Trade Deficit with China from 1985 to 2019 is outlined below.
Year Exports Imports Deficit
2019 $97.7517B
$418.5750B -$320.8234B
2018 $120.1481B
$539.6756B -$419.5274B
2017 $129.7976B $505.2202B -$375.4226B
2016 $115.5948B
$462.4200B -$346.8252B
2015 $115.8734B
$483.2017B -$367.3283B
2014 $123.6572B
$459.4749B -$344.8144B
2013 $121.7462B
$440.4300B -$318.6838B
2012 $110.5166B
$425.6191B -$315.1025B
2011 $104.1215B
$399.3712B -$295.2497B
2010 $91.9111B
$364.9526B -$273.0416B
2009 $69.4967B
$296.3739B -$226.8772B
2008 $69.7328B
$337.7726B -$268.0398B
2007 $62.9369B
$321.4429B -$258.5060B
2006 $53.6730B
$287.7744B -$234.1013B
2005 $41.1920B
$243.4701B -$202.2781B
2004 $34.4278B
$196.6820B -$162.2543B
2003 $28.3679B
$152.4361B -$124.0682B
2002 $22.1277B
$125.1926B -$103.0649B
2001 $19.1823B
$102.2784B -$83.0961B
2000 $16.1852B
$102.0182B -$83.8330B
1999 $13.1111B $81.7882B -$68.6771B
1998 $14.2412B $71.1686B -$56.9274B
1997 $12.8622B $62.5577B -$49.6955B
1996 $11.9926B $51.5128B -$39.5202B
1995 $11.7537B $45.5432B -$33.7895B
1994 $9.2817B $38.7868B -$29.5051B
1993 $8.7629B $31.5399B -$22.7770B
1992 $7.4185B $25.7275B -$18.3090B
1991 $6.2782B $18.9692B -$12.6910B
1990 $4.8064B $12.2374B
-$10.4310B
1989 $5.7554B $11.9897B -$6.2343B
1988 $5.0216B $8.5109B -$3.4893B
1987 $3.4073B $6.2396B -$2.7963B
1986 $3.1063B $4.7710B -$1.6647B
1985 $3.8557B $3.8617B -$6.0M
Total
Deficits $5.5272606
trillion
The US
Trade Deficits with China grew under Bush I, Clinton Bush II and Obama from
1989 to 2016 from $3.5 billion to $350 billion and totals over $5.5 trillion
from 1985 to 2019.
7 million
US manufacturing jobs were off-shored. Trump is on track to return these jobs
back to the US by reducing corporate taxes and unnecessary regulations, using
reciprocal bilateral trade agreements and Tariffs.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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