The total value of exports in 2005 was about $4.66 billion.

Company sales to those countries in 1986 came to $36 million, or 13 percent of total exports.

This has cost the American economy nearly two million jobs and $60 billion of exports over the past six years.

Today's numbers clearly show the positive impact of exports on the American economy.

Commercial interests played a large part in the growth of live exports.

Oil accounts for 90 percent of the country's total exports.

Small companies account for more than 20 percent of the nation's total annual exports, according to several studies.

The growth of exports - and the jobs they create - will slow.

The target was $2 billion of additional exports in five years.

Our average payments have been more than 50 percent of exports.