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North America is a competitive economic platform1

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Canada

Mexico

China

BrazilIndia

Japan

Korea

RussiaSouth Africa

$1.18 tn $1.17 tn

U.S. International TradeNAFTA vs. BRICS, Japan, Korea, 2011

Share of U.S. Value in Imports to the United States

2%

25%

40%

4%

EuropeanUnion

Canada MexicoChina

Pharmaceuticals AdvancedMachinery

Medical & Precision Instruments

Motor Vehicles & Parts

Computer & Electronic Devices

Aerospace

Advanced Industries

Pharmaceuticals AdvancedMachinery

Medical & Precision Instruments

Motor Vehicles & Parts

Computer & Electronic Devices

Aerospace

Advanced Industries

47%

Goods trade withinNorth America

Exports beyondNorth America

Pharmaceuticals AdvancedMachinery

Medical & Precision Instruments

Motor Vehicles & Parts

Computer & Electronic Devices

Aerospace

Advanced Industries

30%

Cities and Metros as Hubs of Advanced Industries and Integrated Goods TradeMetro North AmericaNorthAmericaMetroCities and Metros as Hubs of Advanced Industries

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Cities and metropolitan areas are theengines of the North American economy

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86%

North American MetrosShare of Continental Totals

77%

Population GDP

77%

Population

90% 90%87% 87%80%

North America’s Metro Areas and Advanced IndustriesMetro Share of Total Production

Computer &Electronics PharmaAdvanced

IndustryProduction

Medical Devices

Motor Vehicles

91%

Aerospace

Metros and Advanced IndustriesMetro Share of Total Production

Advanced Industry

ProductionAerospaceMotor

Vehicles

Mexico

Canada

United States

77%

Population

87%

Advanced Industry

Production

97%85%

Advanced Industry Trade

Trade

Metros and Advanced Industry TradeMetro Share of Continent

Automotive

DetroitOshawa

Windsor

TorontoLondon

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values for 2010

Monterrey

Puebla

Detroit Toronto

Kansas City

Aguascalientes

Automotive

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values for 2010

Aerospace

Chihuahua

Montreal

Guaymas

Toronto

Seattle

WichitaLos Angeles

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values for 2010

Aerospace

MontrealSeattle

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values for 2010

Aerospace

MontrealSeattle

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values for 2010

$55.9AI Share of North American International Trade

50%Mexico City, MX

Mexico City, MX Metro Goods Trade Dashboard

Source: Brookings analysis of EDR data

Los Angeles $2,180San Jose $2,147Houston $2,140New York $1,862Chicago $1,727

San Francisco $1,554Dallas $1,384Detroit $1,082Philadelphia $785Boston $750

56%Mexico

$13,446$11,479

billion

$6,421$5,006 $4,768

Electronics

Automotive

Machinery

Chemicals

Automotive

Energy

Top Traded Advanced Industriesmillions USD

Trade with United States

Top Metro Trading Partnersmillions USD

$5.4 billionMexico City’s bilateral trade in electronics, top 10 flows

Electronics

San Jose

Mexico CitySource: Brookings analysis of EDR data; values in millions USD

ChicagoBoston

Los Angeles

Dallas

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3 Cities and states have a central role to play in trade and investment

A federal platform for North America trade

Better enable goods movement at border

Continue ongoing trade negotiations

Align regulationsand customs procedures

Pursue continental approach to FDI

Set a Vision

Metropolitan Business Planning

Los Angeles

Portland

SeattleMinneapolis-St. Paul

Northeast Ohio

SyracuseChicago

Phoenix

Louisville

Memphis

Market AssessmentTarget Sectors

8% 9%12%

Economic Profile15%

12%

13%

9%

Establish Goals & Strategies

Boost SME exportsIncrease global fluency

Double exports Support key sectors

Government

Philanthropy

Firms

Universities

Collaborate to Compete

Metropolitan Business Planning

Metropolitan Business Planning Clusters Identified: aerospace and defense, electronics, energy, IT & telecommunications

Increase Innovation Boost Metropolitan Exports

Phoenix

Set a Vision Invest in What Matters

Innovation

Human Capital

Infrastructure

Ontario Collaboration Voucher Program

Commercialization

of Innovation E-Business IndustryAssociationChallenge

Innovation &Productivity

Innovation

Human Capital

Infrastructure

National Aeronautic University Querétaro

Innovation

Human Capital

Infrastructure

Portland Region WestsideFreight Access Analysis

Innovation

Human Capital

Infrastructure

Portland Region WestsideFreight Access Analysis

Set a Vision Invest in What Matters Network Globally

Chicago

Mexico City

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