That's why such a graphic is intentionally misleading, if not simply retarded. Exports do not exist in a vacuum, states that export stuff also import stuff. 

Also the exports no longer being exported can be consumed domestically for less as they no long subsidize a foreign currency, which means domestic consumption can increase.

Mapping every downstream effect to even the millions of dollars is basically impossible, one must look at the macro principles, removing the cost of subsidizing a foreign currency is pro-growth.

If only we had a free-floating currency that would obviate all this knob tweaking and creating uncertainty...

justin_shocknet

That would scale evenly across goods, so it wouldn't skew the relative impact on each state.

I realize your view is that there will be no impact on American exporters but I don't find that likely. It will be small though.

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The U.S. States Hit Hardest by Canada’s Tariffs

0xbitcoiner

That would scale evenly across goods, so it wouldn't skew the relative impact on each state.

I realize your view is that there will be no impact on American exporters but I don't find that likely. It will be small though.