Trade patterns

For example, a change in the value of imports from all origins; imports from Canada as a share imports of a particular industry to a market over a period of all goods available domestically in the United States; of time can be expressed as the joint result of the growth imports into Canada from the United States as a share of of the market, the growth of the supplies of that industry's all goods a [...] The experience of the selected suppliers to the U. S. In terms of industries, the experiences also varied market in the course of the period reviewed was uneven. [...] In the second half of the period, machinery dropped out of the second half, its share of the increase dropped to one list of the top three contributors to the increase in the U. S. sixth. [...] In terms of the propensity to import Japanese goods produced by any of the top rated industries into the United States, the statistics suggest a drop between the NICs include the newly industrialized countries of the first and the second halves of the period reviewed. [...] The major contributor to change in the latter half of the period: the share in the change was of the two halves of the period was the electrical and electronic same order of magnitude as the U. S.'s share of the industry.