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Table 21 Share of US trade growth between 1980 and 2004 attributable to

various factors (billions of US dollars and percent)

Exports $

Imports $

Exports %

Imports %

Partial equilibrium impact on trade

Tariff liberalization (Scenario 2)

135

69

23

5

Transportation cost declines (Scenario 3)

11

22

2

2

NTB liberalization (Scenario 5)

99

155

17

12

Income growth and unidentified technology

352

1,026

59

81

Total trade $

Total trade %

Partial equilibrium impact on total trade

Tariff liberalization (Scenario 2)

204

11

Transportation cost declines (Scenario 3)

33

2

NTB liberalization (Scenario 5)

254

14

Income growth and unidentified technology

1,378

74

Exports $

Imports $

Exports %

Imports %

General equilibrium impact on trade

Tariff liberalization (Scenario 2)

128

147

16

11

Transportation cost declines (Scenario 3)

23

44

3

3

NTB liberalization (Scenario 5)

144

121

18

9

Income growth and unidentified technology

523

1,076

64

78

Total trade $

Total trade %

General equilibrium impact on total trade

Tariff liberalization (Scenario 2)

275

12

Transportation cost declines (Scenario 3)

67

3

NTB liberalization (Scenario 5)

265

12

Income growth and unidentified technology

1,599

72

Exports $

Imports $

Total trade $

Memorandum: 1980 to 2004 US trade growth

Partial equilibrium analysis (goods only)

597

1,272

1,869

General equilibrium analysis (good and services)

818

1,388

2,206

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