An Economy Built To LastI N C R E A S I N G E X P O R T S

W H I T E H O U S E.G OVCreated: Thursday, February 17, 2012

EXPORTING THE BOEING DREAMLINER

Boeing is the country’s leading

exporter with more than $34 bi l l ion

in total exports in 2011, up 45%

since 2006

AUSTRALIA50 PLANES

CHILE26 PLANES

INDIA37 PLANESUAE

46 PLANES

ETHIOPIA10 PLANES

CHINA59 PLANES

GERMANY15 PLANES

CANADA37 PLANES

Boeing has suppliers in al l

50 U.S.states, a supply chain that employs tens of

thousands of people al l over

the country.

Two years ago the President set a goal to double exports in five years, and we’re on track to meet that goal ahead of schedule. Because manufacturing accounts for almost 60 percent of our total exports,

it’s crucial to do everything we can to support manufacturers and take steps that help more American businesses create jobs here at home and sell their products around the world.

Boeing employs 8,000 Americans in bui lding its 787 Dreamliner, the world’s most advanced commercial airplane. It represents the promise of American manufacturing, bui lding and sel l ing American-made goods around the world, developing the most innovative technologies, and creating good-paying jobs in Boeing’s

factories and up and down the supply chain al l over the United States. Boeing has orders for

870 Dreamliners, more than 80%

of which wi l l be shipped around

the world.

JAPAN90 PLANES

11.2 mil

11.4 mil

11.6 mil

11.8 mil

12 mil

Jan 2010 Jan 2012Jan 2011

U.S. MANUFACTURERS ARE ADDING JOBSMORE THAN ON TRACK TO DOUBLE EXPORTS

404,000manufacturing jobs have been added in the past two years – the first period of sustained growth in the sector since the late 1990s

Dec 2009 Dec 2010 Dec 2011

$1.575 tril $1.575 tril

$1.836 tril$1.809 tril

$2.103 tril$2.078 tril

Actual exports over prior 12 months

Needed to double

Exports exceeded $2.1 trillionin 2011

UNITED KINGDOM52 PLANES

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