Chart: Jobs lost through imports, jobs gained through exports, and net jobs displaced due to trade with China, by state, 2001–2011 (ranked alphabetically)

Appendix Table 2

Jobs lost through imports, jobs gained through exports, and net jobs displaced due to trade with China, by state, 2001–2011 (ranked alphabetically)

State	Jobs displaced by consumption imports	Jobs supported by domestic exports	Net jobs displaced
Alabama	52,200	8,300	43,900
Alaska	2,700	900	1,800
Arizona	56,400	9,300	47,100
Arkansas	26,400	6,000	20,500
California	540,800	66,200	474,700
Colorado	66,100	8,300	57,800
Connecticut	36,200	6,300	29,900
Delaware	6,400	1,400	5,000
District of Columbia	3,200	600	2,600
Florida	128,600	22,600	106,100
Georgia	102,900	15,500	87,300
Hawaii	5,800	1,400	4,300
Idaho	21,900	3,800	18,200
Illinois	138,000	24,400	113,700
Indiana	71,500	15,000	56,600
Iowa	28,500	8,200	20,300
Kansas	24,000	6,500	17,500
Kentucky	44,100	8,400	35,700
Louisiana	21,300	6,000	15,300
Maine	12,400	2,400	10,000
Maryland	44,900	7,100	37,800
Massachusetts	104,100	11,400	92,700
Michigan	90,500	21,600	68,900
Minnesota	84,800	12,500	72,300
Mississippi	24,400	4,700	19,700
Missouri	49,500	10,800	38,700
Nebraska	15,200	4,600	10,600
Nevada	16,100	2,900	13,200
New Hampshire	23,400	2,900	20,400
New Jersey	88,800	12,900	76,000
New Mexico	14,300	2,800	11,500
New York	183,500	24,700	158,800
North Carolina	126,100	15,800	110,300
North Dakota	4,700	2,000	2,700
Ohio	120,100	24,100	95,900
Oklahoma	27,100	6,700	20,400
Oregon	59,300	9,100	50,200
Pennsylvania	123,900	22,700	101,200
Puerto Rico	26,000	3,800	22,200
Rhode Island	13,600	1,700	11,800
South Carolina	48,800	8,000	40,800
South Dakota	7,700	2,400	5,300
Tennessee	67,400	11,300	56,100
Texas	279,200	39,600	239,600
Utah	24,200	4,200	20,000
Vermont	9,400	1,400	8,000
Virginia	63,900	11,200	52,700
Washington	62,800	12,600	50,200
West Virginia	9,800	2,600	7,200
Wisconsin	69,900	15,400	54,600
Wyoming	2,600	1,100	1,500
Total*	3,280,200	538,000	2,742,200

* Total may vary slightly due to rounding.

Source: Author's analysis of U.S. Census Bureau (2009), U.S. International Trade Commission (2012), and Bureau of Labor Statistics Office of Employment Projections (2011a and 2011b). For a more detailed explanation of data sources and computations, see the Appendix.

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The China toll: Growing U.S. trade deficit with China cost more than 2.7 million jobs between 2001 and 2011, with job losses in every state

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