(Who's Next in Line?)
Trade relations between China and the U.S. resemble a carnival ride, with sudden ups and downs—and sometimes a lot of screaming! Even if more individual industries should began to be affected by trade actions, those in Tennessee generally do not appear to be first in the line of fire.
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Other Rapidly Growing Exports
|
| |
$Exports |
Growth Rate |
|
| Optical
Fibers |
$100,280,824 |
1,996.19% |
| Dumpers |
$98,660,688 |
41,219.79% |
| Photo Film |
$63,634,888 |
6,727.86% |
| Glass Rods |
$41,895,310 |
34,252.28% |
| Raw Soybean Oil |
$33,423,559 |
3,530,354.71% |
Chemicals, Elements, and Dyes
|
| |
$Exports |
Growth Rate |
|
| Para-Xylene |
$71,196,832 |
1,786.95% |
| Liquid Lustres |
$41,424,063 |
2,550.49% |
| Rhodium |
$39,407,830 |
33,161.33% |
| Ethylene Dichloride |
$39,105,670 |
5,268.55% |
Automotive Exports
|
| |
$Exports |
Growth Rate |
|
| SUVs/Light Trucks |
$157,069,484 |
1,084.81% |
| Compression Ignition Engines |
$157,296,897 |
1,053,63% |
| Cars |
$38,944,025 |
2,926.85% |
| Other Passenger Vehicles |
$35,455,611 |
1,554.93% |
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