 | David K. Kahaner - 1994 - 92 lapas
...percent of US exports go to the East Asian emerging markets. • In global terms, more than eleven million Americans now work in jobs supported by exports; these jobs pay 13-16 percent above the national average wage. The western Pacific is our most important regional market... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1999 - 152 lapas
...you know, is essential to our domestic prosperity, and it is essential to our longer term economic security. It is both a pocketbook issue and a strategic...11 million Americans now work in jobs supported by US exports. These jobs, as you noted, Mr. Chairman, pay 13 to 16 percent above the national average... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1999 - 142 lapas
...have the benefits of trade for Americans been so deep, so diverse, so widespread, and so sustainable. More than 11 million Americans now work in jobs supported by exports; these jobs pay 13%-16% above the national average wage. Those jobs represent the leading edge of the current economic... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1999 - 96 lapas
...percent of US exports go to the East Asian emerging markets. • In global terms, more than eleven million Americans now work in jobs supported by exports; these jobs pay 13-16 percent above the national average wage. The western Pacific is our most important regional market... | |
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... just 8 percent in 1950 and 11 percent in 1970. • Since 1993, the increase in US exports has accounted for more than one-third of total US economic growth and created one in seven new jobs; nearly 20 percent of US exports go to the East Asian emerging... 