Twenty congressional districts hardest hit by U.S. goods trade deficit with China, 2001–2018 (ranked by jobs displaced as a share of district employment)

Rank State District  Net jobs displaced District employment (2013–2017 5-year ACS estimate) Jobs displaced as a share of employment
1 California 17 78,700 390,700 20.14%
2 California 18 48,400 372,700 12.99%
3 California 19 45,400 381,300 11.91%
4 Texas 31 30,600 376,600 8.13%
5 Oregon 1 31,800 408,300 7.79%
6 California 15 27,900 382,500 7.29%
7 Georgia 14 21,000 314,900 6.67%
8 California 52 21,000 377,300 5.57%
9 Texas 10 22,000 406,600 5.41%
10 California 40 16,600 306,800 5.41%
11 Massachusetts 3 20,800 387,100 5.37%
12 Texas 3 22,000 425,900 5.17%
13 California 34 17,500 354,700 4.93%
14 California 45 18,300 383,300 4.77%
15 North Carolina 10 15,400 339,200 4.54%
16 North Carolina 6 15,500 344,900 4.49%
17 Massachusetts 2 16,500 378,000 4.37%
18 Minnesota 3 16,400 381,900 4.29%
19 California 49 14,500 338,400 4.28%
20 Minnesota 2 16,000 381,700 4.19%

* Totals may vary slightly due to rounding.

Note: Percentages are calculated using rounded totals.

Source: Authors’ analysis of American Community Survey (ACS) data (U.S. Census Bureau 2019a and 2020a), USITC 2019, and Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections program 2019a and 2019b. For a more detailed explanation of data sources and computations, see the appendix.

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