Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau Foreign Trade Statistics
- Foreign Trade Click on State of the Nation and then on Foreign Trade at the bottom.
- Statistical Abstract of the United States Annual 1879- Also available at: READY REF AND REF HA 202 (EARLIER EDITIONS IN STACKS).
This contains a host of statistics, including some on foreign trade. - Historical Statistics of the United States: Earliest Times to the Present Location: ALADIN and REF HA 202 .H57 2006
- Foreign Trade of the United States Annual 1999- Location: REF HF 3003.F6 (EARLIER IN STACKS)
Provides tables of data for national, state, and metropolitan areas. - Industry, Trade, and the Economy: Data and Analysis Contains U.S. Foreign Trade Highlights (see below), TradeStats Express (which provides national trade data and state export data), and other databases.
- U.S. Foreign Trade Highlights Annual Up to 2004. Also available at: HF 3000. U173 for 1990, 1992-1998.
"This report is the only U.S. Department of Commerce publication that provides detailed commodity data for exports and imports that are constant over time." - Highlights of U.S. Export and Import Trade. Annual. 1971-1988. Location: HF 105.C1332 (WRLC storage)
This is the predecessor of U.S. Foreign Trade Highlights (above). In its earlier years it was entitled U.S. Foreign Trade: Highlights of Exports and Imports. It is stored off-campus but can be deilvered withn one working day. In addition, the law library has it on microfiche for 1982-1988. Some (but not much) of the data is on the website of the item above. - U.S. Trade Internet System Provides data on U.S. imports and exports of textile, agricultural, fishery, and forestry products back to 1989. A site of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Service.
- U.S. Merchandise Trade: Selected Highlights, FT-920 Monthly 1991- Location: MICROFICHE C 3.164:920
"Presents data on domestic and foreign exports, general imports, and imports for consumption...also includes data on...world area by country of origin and country of destination." - U.S. Merchandise Trade: Exports, General Imports, and Imports for Consumption, FT-925 Monthly 1990 - Location: MICROFICHE C 3.164:925
"...presents both customs and c.i.f. [cost, insurance, freight] value information for general imports and imports for consumption in terms of Standard International Trade Classification (SITC)... also shows f.a.s. [free-alongside-ship] value for SITC commodity exports.
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