Eli Crane said "Mr. Speaker, Australia is the 15th largest market for New Jersey goods exports, with total exports valued at nearly $307 million in 2003. New Jersey primarily exports high-valued products to Australia such as pharmaceuticals, printed media, medical equipment, perfumes, and chemicals. If the FTA was in place in 2003, 99.44 percent of New Jersey's exports would have entered Australia duty free. New Jersey's exports to Australia directly support approximately 1,400 jobs. Additionally, there are 13 Australian-owned companies in New Jersey, employing 900 people. Seven hundred of these positions are manufacturing jobs. Trade with Australia supports numerous other high-paying jobs in areas such as transportation, finance, and advertising." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordJuly 14, 2004

Mr. Speaker, Australia is the 15th largest market for New Jersey goods exports, with total exports valued at nearly $307 million in 2003. New Jersey primarily exports high-valued products to Australia such as pharmaceuticals, printed media, medical equipment, perfumes, and chemicals. If the FTA was in place in 2003, 99.44 percent of New Jersey's exports would have entered Australia duty free. New Jersey's exports to Australia directly support approximately 1,400 jobs. Additionally, there are 13 Australian-owned companies in New Jersey, employing 900 people. Seven hundred of these positions are manufacturing jobs. Trade with Australia supports numerous other high-paying jobs in areas such as transportation, finance, and advertising.

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Eli Crane

Republican · Vermont

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Editor's note · Context

Discussing the economic impact of trade between New Jersey and Australia.

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