5
September
2006

U.S. Chamber weighs in on trade benefits

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has produced an interesting report about the benefits of international trade to the U.S. business and consumer — everything from price reductions on goods we buy to job creation from increased imports.

“The facts will show,” the chamber’s president and CEO Thomas Donohue writes in an introduction, ”that while some are hurt and should be helped, the overwhelming majority of Americans derive great benefits from global engagement.”

You can take a look at it or download it by clicking here.

Posted under: International trade, Import Export Statistics, Trade Deficit, China, Mexico, Manufacturing, Maritime

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