Economics
It’s Not Just Farmers—U.S. Exports May Never Recover From the Trade War
- From Florida to Alaska, sales declines extend beyond farm belt
- Oregon’s Chinese exports surge 65% largely driven by Intel
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The Trump administration’s trade war is ravaging exports to China across the U.S. and well beyond the farm belt, new data from the U.S. Commerce Department show.