The Impact of Trade. An Analysis of Goods and Services Exported from the Southcentral Region of Pennsylvania

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1 The Impact of Trade An Analysis of Goods and Services Exported from the Southcentral Region of Pennsylvania November 214

2 This report was compiled by the team at World Trade Center Harrisburg: Tina Weyant, Executive Director Hannah Copenheaver, Trade Specialist Jan Kreidler, Membership and Event Coordinator We would like to thank our two interns, Rachel Kass, Dickinson College, and Alicia Roberto, Lebanon Valley College, for their contributions to this report. World Trade Center Harrisburg Offices in Chambersburg Harrisburg Reading York 6 N Hartley Street Suite 11 York, PA 1744 Phone: (717) Fax: (717) info@wtccentralpa.org 2

3 The Impact of Trade An Analysis of Goods and Services Exported from the Southcentral Region of Pennsylvania Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY... 4 EXPLANATION OF TERMS AND METHODOLOGY... 5 THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA: AN ANALYSIS OF PENNSYLVANIA BY REGION: TOTAL EXPORTS PER CAPITA BY PENNSYLVANIA REGION... 9 THE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA... 1 JOBS CREATED IN SOUTHCENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AN ANALYSIS OF THE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION BY COUNTY: TOTAL EXPORTS PER CAPITA IN THE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION BY COUNTY POST-RECESSION GROWTH BY SOUTHCENTRAL PA COUNTY: ADAMS COUNTY BERKS COUNTY CUMBERLAND COUNTY DAUPHIN COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY LANCASTER COUNTY... 2 LEBANON COUNTY YORK COUNTY APPENDIX 1: A MAP OF PENNSYLVANIA S REGIONAL EXPORT NETWORK APPENDIX 2: TOTAL REAL EXPORTS FOR EACH REGION: CENTRAL LEHIGH VALLEY NORTH CENTRAL NORTHEAST NORTHERN TIER NORTHWEST SOUTHCENTRAL... 3 SOUTHEAST SOUTHERN ALLEGHENIES SOUTHWEST APPENDIX 3: INDUSTRY SHARE OF COMBINED REAL EXPORTS BY VALUE IN THE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION APPENDIX 4: TOP 1 EXPORT INDUSTRIES BY COUNTY WITH VALUES

4 Executive Summary W orld Trade Center Harrisburg is a private, non-profit organization that was founded over 2 years ago with a mission to connect local companies to global opportunities. As one of nearly 33 World Trade Centers located in over 9 countries, World Trade Center Harrisburg offers relevant educational programs, up-to-date trade information, practical trade assistance, research and referral services. World Trade Center Harrisburg is also the regional liaison for the State of Pennsylvania s comprehensive and free export assistance service. The state of Pennsylvania (PA) delivers its export assistance service through ten independent non-profit organizations. World Trade Center Harrisburg is the trade assistance provider for the Southcentral region of Pennsylvania, comprising the counties of Adams, Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and York. These counties encompass five small Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA), including Harrisburg-Carlisle, Lancaster, Lebanon, Reading, and York-Hanover. According to a unique data set from the Brookings Institute s Export Nation 213 report, exports have played a critical role in the ongoing economic recovery since the recession of The Brookings Institute report attributes global trade as the driving factor of post-recession growth to the country overall, as well as in its metropolitan areas. In fact, the manufacturing industry leads growth for most metro areas across the nation, including the five metro areas of Southcentral Pennsylvania. This report focuses on the impact of post-recession exports and how it bears on the economic well-being of Pennsylvania, specifically in the Southcentral region. Exports accounted for 37.3% of U.S. GDP growth between 29 and Brookings Institute Key Findings for the Southcentral Pennsylvania Region: In 212, the region exported over $14.4 billion dollars, specifically $11,442,12, in total manufactured goods and $3,2,47, in total services. The region s exports accounted for 2.8% of total PA exports in 212. The region experienced 54.92% export growth from 23 to 212, which is the greatest percentage increase when compared to other regions in the state. The region is second only to the southeast region (Philadelphia) in terms of real exports of all combined industries. Exports supported 73,64 jobs in the region in 212. The Harrisburg MSA lead the nation as the number one metro area in which exports contributed most to the post-recession growth (29-212) with a staggering percent. Counties in the region have a lower unemployment rate than the average state rate. The top five regional exports by value are nonferrous metal products; miscellaneous electrical equipment; agriculture, construction, and mining machinery; iron and steel products; and agriculture. Exports have contributed to the region's recovery from the economic downturn. 4

5 Explanation of Terms and Methodology NAICS and HS Nomenclature The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is a method of classifying and organizing industries employed by the U.S. federal government as a means of gathering, analyzing, and providing information and statistics on the U.S. economy. 1 The Harmonized System (HS) trade classification codes are set by the World Customs Organization and are used globally by customs officials as a means of identifying products for the purpose of calculating tariffs, taxes, or duty costs. 2 Goods and Services This report discusses the exports of goods and services. Goods are tangible, manufactured, material products that have a physical identity. An example of a good would be industrial machinery. The term good is used interchangeably with the term commodity or "merchandise", although commodity typically refers to marketable raw materials. On the other hand, services are intangible and non-physical. Examples of services includes tourism, education, insurance or financial services. Some of the data in this report refers to exported goods only, whereas some combine goods and services for the statistic (using the key phrases combined or total exports ). County and MSA Data In this report, data was analyzed from World Trade Center's five Metropolitan Statistical Areas, as well as at the county level. Please note that these two area s geographical boundaries differ. The World Trade Center provides varied information because some data is only available at the MSA level, which is not as comprehensive and accurate as showing the entire county s data. Pennsylvania s Geographic Regions A map of the Regional Export Network of Pennsylvania, as defined by the Pennsylvania Office of International Business Development, is shown in Appendix 1. The regions are frequently mentioned for comparison. Unless otherwise noted, the regional reference covers all counties in the region. Source of Data Unless otherwise indicated, all data and statistics were arrived at through calculations using the Brookings Institute's Global Cities Initiative: Export Nation 213 by Brad McDearman, Ryan Donahue, and Nick Marchio. The report and all data sets and other tools can be found through their website: interactives/export-nation Job Calculation All data and statistics regarding export related jobs in Southcentral Pennsylvania were arrived at through calculations using the United States Commerce Department s Employment and Trade 212. The report and all data sets can be found through their website: 1 US Census Bureau, Introduction to NAICS 2 Export.gov, Exporting Basics 5

6 The State of Pennsylvania: T he economic downturn that began in 27 affected not only local communities but also those abroad, largely due to increase in globalization and economic interdependence. During the nine year span from 23 to 212, the majority of commodities exported from within Pennsylvania were en route to Canada, Mexico, and China. The value of all NAICS exports to these countries increased during that time by almost 99%, over 15%, and over 4%, respectively. 3 The state has been experiencing an increasing export value since the recession began and topped $38.8 billion in total commodity exports in 212, as shown in Figure 1. This growth is further evidenced by the fact that Pennsylvania's ranking among states and territories in the United States by HS commodity exports has jumped from fourteenth in 23 to tenth in Pennsylvania, along with much of the country, has seen an increase in the number of manufacturing jobs and those workers whose jobs depend on exports. The U.S. Department of Commerce s International Trade Administration (ITA) reported that in 212 there were over 15,5 exporting companies in Pennsylvania, of which, almost 9% had less than 5 employees. Moreover, those same small and mid-sized companies accounted for nearly 35% of Pennsylvania's product exports Figure 1: Total Commodity Exports from PA (billions of US dollars) Source: International Trade Administration: TradeStats Express 3 US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration TradeStats Express 4 US Census Bureau: Foreign Trade Division, USA Trade Online Database 5 US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration. Pennsylvania: Exports, Jobs, and Foreign Investment. June 214 6

7 An Analysis of Pennsylvania by Region: Pennsylvania is divided into ten Regional Export Networks (see Appendix 1), which serve as few as two counties and as many as ten counties. From 23 to 212, all of the regions in Pennsylvania, except Lehigh Valley, which had almost an eleven percent decrease, showed an increase in real exports. Lehigh Valley suffered huge losses in the chemical industry, which contributed to the decline in real export value. Nearly 25% of Pennsylvania workers employed in manufacturing are found in the Southcentral Region - U.S. Census Bureau Table 1 shows the percentage change in the real export value over a nine year span, in which the Southcentral region has shown the largest increase. Even in the face of what has been coined the 'Great Recession, Pennsylvania has experienced growth and is on track for continued expansion. Table 1: Percentage Change in Real Exports by Value from 23 to 212 (millions of US dollars) SOUTHCENTRAL 54.92% NORTHWEST 54.5% SOUTHERN ALLEGHENIES 5.75% CENTRAL 37.46% NORTHEAST 34.5% SOUTHWEST 3.3% NORTH CENTRAL 27.7% NORTHERN TIER 23.8% SOUTHEAST 14.84% LEHIGH VALLEY -1.89% 7

8 Real Exports (Millions US dollars) Figures 2 and 3 show the value of real exports by region per annum. Unsurprisingly, the Southeast region, which includes Philadelphia, the largest city in the state, exports the most by value. The Southeast region is followed by the Southcentral region and the Southwest region. It is worthwhile to note that although the Southeast region is significantly larger in terms of number of business establishments and population than the Southcentral region, Southcentral PA exported just $4 million less in goods, than the Southeast region Figure 2: Total Real Exports by Pennyslvania Region: Year South Central South West North West North Central Northern Tier Central North East Lehigh Valley South East Southern Alleghenies 25 Figure 3: Total Real Exports by Pennsylvania Region: Services Goods 5 Southeast Southcentral Southwest Northwest Northeast Central Lehigh Valley Southern Alleghenies North Central Northern Tier Services Goods

9 Total Exports Per Capita by Pennsylvania Region Table 2 shows the goods, services and total exports per capita by PA region in 212. In each of the ten regions, the value of goods per capita greatly exceeds the value of services per capita. The North Central region ranks number one for goods per capita with $5,73 followed by the Northwest region, and the Southcentral region. The Southeast region ranks number one for services per capita with $1,953 followed by the Southwest region, and the Lehigh Valley region. 6 Table 2: Goods, Services, and Total Exports Per Capita by Pennsylvania Region in 212 Region Goods Per Capita Services Per Capita Total Exports Per Capita Central $ 3, $ 1, $ 5,86.21 Lehigh Valley $ 3, $ 1,41.2 $ 4,953.8 North Central $ 5, $ 1,23.57 $ 6, Northeast $ 3,15.89 $ 1, $ 4,45.13 Northern Tier $ 4,71.79 $ 1,46.41 $ 5,757.2 Northwest $ 5,49.84 $ 1,13.24 $ 6,594.9 Southcentral $ 5,3.73 $ 1,32.9 $ 6,35.81 Southeast $ 2,923.5 $ 1, $ 4, Southern Alleghenies $ 4,324. $ 1,25.36 $ 5, Southwest $ 3,94.56 $ 1,71.2 $ 5,614.6 Figure 4 shows the total exports per capita by Pennsylvania region in 212. The North Central region has the second lowest population and ranks number one for exports per capita. The North Central region is followed by the Northwest region and the Southcentral region for total exports per capita. Figure 4: Total Exports Per Capita: 212 $8, $6, $4, $2, $ Exports Per Capita 6 U.S. Census Bureau, 212 American Community Survey 9

10 The Southcentral Region of Pennsylvania T he Southcentral region of Pennsylvania is fortunate to have an extremely diverse array of industries within its bounds. Since there is no dominant industry sector in the Southcentral region, the assortment of industries have insulated the region from deeper economic decline. The region as a whole exported over $14.4 billion dollars in 212, which Total Goods Exported: $11,442,12, Total Services Exported: $3,2,47, includes over one hundred different types of products and services. As shown in Figure 5, the top five exports by value are nonferrous metal products; miscellaneous electrical equipment; agriculture, construction, and mining machinery; iron and steel products; and agriculture. To see the exact dollar amounts of each of the industry exports, please turn to Appendix 3. Figure 5: Industry Share of Combined Real Exports by Value in the Southcentral Region 212 Nonferrous Metal Products Misc. Electrical Equipment 12.96% Agri., Constr., Mining Machinery Iron & Steel Products Agriculture Medical Equipment & Supplies 8.74% Freight & Port Services Engine & Power Equipment 4.17% Misc. General Purpose Machinery Plastics 5.3% Snack, Coffee, & Condiments Jewelry, Sporting Goods 2.9% 2.78% Entertainment Services Converted Paper Products Semiconductors Misc. Fabricated Metal Products 2.47% Information Technology Royalties 2.24% Financial Services 1.32% 1.26% 1.43% 1.45% 1.47% 1.5% 1.5% 1.51% 1.8% 1.73% 2.9% 1.94% 1.87% 1.84% Ground Transportation Services Pharmaceuticals Aircraft Products & Parts Other 1

11 Jobs Created in Southcentral Pennsylvania As of April 214, all five of the MSA s in the Southcentral region experienced a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate that fell at or below the state level of 5.7 percent. The Lancaster, Lebanon, and Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA s hold the second, third, and fourth spots, respectively, in terms of lowest unemployment rates. 7 Compared to the national seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 6.3 percent, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Pennsylvania, as a whole and the individual MSA s in the Southcentral region, are doing relatively better than the rest of the country. 8 Pennsylvania is on track to near the pre-recession unemployment rate, which tended to hover around the four percent mark, with fluctuations. Export Related Jobs in Southcentral Pennsylvania The exports of goods and services directly and indirectly impact our economy in numerous ways. In particular, these exports affect American jobs. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce Employment and Trade Statistics, in 212, every billion dollars of goods exports supported 5,359 jobs and every billion dollars of services exports supported 3,997 jobs. 9 This translates to one job for every $186,62 in goods exported and one job for every $25,188 in services exported. Export Related Jobs in Southcentral Pennsylvania in 212 Jobs Created from Goods Exports Jobs Created from Services Exports Jobs Created from Total Exports County Adams 1,337 1,24 2,54 Berks 18,141 1,649 19,789 Cumberland 3,22 1,88 4,92 Dauphin 4,617 2,384 7, Franklin 4, ,21 Lancaster 13,83 2,639 15,723 Lebanon 3, ,819 York 12,489 1,78 14,269 Total Jobs 6,315 12,749 73,64 Exports supported 73,64 jobs in the Southcentral region in Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry Center for Workforce Information & Analysis, May Bureau of Labor Statistics: Series Id: LNS14 9 US Department of Commerce: Employment and Trade 11

12 An Analysis of the Southcentral Region by County: Every county in the region has increased the value of their exported goods and services as is shown in Table 3, Figure 6, and Figure 7. Table 3 compares the percentage changes in real export value among the eight counties. Dauphin County records the highest percent increase between 23 and 212, with an almost eighty percent increase. The region, as a whole, increased real export value, over the same time period, by almost fifty-five percent. Table 3: Percentage Change in Real Exports by Value from 23 to 212 (millions of US dollars) Dauphin 78.7% Franklin 77.35% Cumberland 67.15% Berks 66.66% Adams 52.74% York 49.66% Lebanon 48.32% Lancaster 32.57% Combined Regional 54.92% Figure 6 shows the increase in export value by county from 23 to 212. Berks County shows the largest increase in real export value, increasing by a staggering 1.5 billion, largely due to the nonferrous metal products. 4 Figure 6: Change in Real Exports from 23 to Dauphin Berks Adams Lancaster Lebanon York Cumberland Franklin 12

13 Milions of US dollars Figure 7 shows total real exports in 212 by county, where Berks, Lancaster and York rank top three for exports of goods and overall total exports in goods and services. 4 Figure 7: Total Real Exports for the Southcentral Region by County: Services Goods 1 5 Berks Lancaster York Dauphin Cumberland Franklin Lebanon Adams Services Goods The Southcentral region s exports accounted for 2.8% of total Pennsylvania exports in

14 Total Exports Per Capita in the Southcentral Region by County Table 4 shows the goods, services, and total exports per capita in the Southcentral region by county in 212. Adams County is the only county in which services per capita exceeds goods per capita. This is due to the high volume of tourism in and around Gettysburg. Berks County ranks number one for goods per capita with $8,187 followed by Franklin County and York County. Adams County has the smallest population and ranks number one for services per capita with $2,968 followed by Dauphin County and Cumberland County. 1 Table 4: Goods, Services, and Total Exports Per Capita in the Southcentral Region by County in 212 County Goods Per Capita Services Per Capita Total Exports Per Capita Adams $ 2, $ 2, $ 5, Berks $ 8, $ $ 9, Cumberland $ 2, $ 1, $ 4, Dauphin $ 3, $ 2, $ 5,46.14 Franklin $ 5, $ 1,119.3 $ 6, Lancaster $ 4, $ 1, $ 5,887.5 Lebanon $ 4, $ $ 5, York $ 5, $ 1,17.25 $ 6,339.7 Figure 8 shows the total exports per capita in the Southcentral region by county in 212. Berks County ranks number one for exports per capita with $9,184 followed by Franklin County and York County. Figure 8: Total Exports Per Capita: 212 $1, $8, $6, $4, $2, $ Exports Per Capita 1 U.S. Census Bureau, 212 American Community Survey 14

15 Post-Recession Growth by Southcentral PA County: Adams County Adams County has had an overall real export value increase of 52.74% during 29 to 212. In 212, the top exporting industries for Adams County were electrical equipment and agriculture. Overall in 212, Adams County exported $249,41, in goods and $31,18, in services, for a combined total of $55,59, in real exports. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 11,482. With this being said, Adams County had $2, in goods per capita and $2, in services per capita with a combined total of $5, in exports per capita. Total Exports: $55,59, Total Jobs: 2,54 In 212, a total of 2,54 jobs in Adams County were supported by exports. Exports of goods supported 1,337 jobs and exports of services supported 1,24 jobs during that time period. 6 Figure 9: Adams County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in For detailed values, please see Appendix 4. 15

16 Berks County Reading MSA: Berks County is home to the Reading MSA, which ranks at 91st place in terms of total export value out of the 366 metro areas ranked nationwide. The Reading MSA had a combined export value of $3.82 billion in 212, which accounted for almost four percent of Pennsylvania s exports. 11 Berks County: From 23 to 212, Berks County exports grew for both goods and services, with goods increasing over sixty-five percent and services increasing over fifty percent. In 212, Berks County exported $3,385,12, in goods and $412,46, in services, with a combined total of $3,797,58, in real exports. Total Exports: $3,797,58, Total Jobs: 19,789 According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 413,491. With this being said, Berks County had $8, in goods per capita and $ in services per capita with a combined total of $9, in exports per capita. In 212, exports of goods supported 18,141 jobs and exports of services supported 1,649 jobs, for a total of 19,789 jobs in Berks County Figure 1: Berks County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in 212 For detailed values, please see Appendix US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration TradeStats Express 16

17 Cumberland County Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA: A portion of Cumberland County is encompassed in the Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA, which ranks 9 th place in terms of total export value out of the 366 metro areas ranked nationwide. In 212, the Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA had $2.6 billion in total exports. The Harrisburg-Carlisle statistical area exported a higher percentage of services and a smaller percentage of goods than the nation as a whole in 212. The Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA had a forty percent increase in exports between 26 and 28. In 212, the MSA had increased its share of state exports to over six percent. 12 Cumberland County: Looking at Cumberland County for 212, their exported goods do rank higher than their exported services, at $563,87, and $47,4,, respectively. From 23 to 212, Cumberland County s exports increased 67.15% to $1,34,34, of combined goods and services. Total Exports: $1,34,34, Total Jobs: 4,92 According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 238,614. With this being said, Cumberland County had $2, in goods per capita and $1, in services per capita with a combined total of $4, in exports per capita. In 212, exports of goods supported 3,22 jobs and exports of services supported 1,88 jobs, for a total of 4,92 jobs Figure 11: Cumberland County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in 212 For detailed values, please see Appendix US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration TradeStats Express 17

18 Dauphin County Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA: A portion of Dauphin County is encompassed in the Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA, which ranks 9 th place in terms of total export value out of the 366 metro areas ranked nationwide. In 212, the Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA had $2.6 billion in total exports. The Harrisburg-Carlisle statistical area exported a higher percentage of services and a smaller percentage of goods than the nation as a whole in 212. The Harrisburg-Carlisle MSA had a forty percent increase in exports between 26 and 28. In 212, the MSA had increased its share of state exports to over six percent. 13 Dauphin County: Dauphin County increased their real exports nearly 78.7% from 23 to 212, the highest percentage change in the Southcentral region. In 212, Dauphin County exported $596,36, in services and $861,49, in goods, totaling $1,457,85, in combined real exports. This figure placed Dauphin County fourth in exported goods and fourth in combined exports for the Southcentral region in 212. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county Total Exports: $1,457,85, Total Jobs: 7, had a total population of 269,665. With this being said, Dauphin County had $3, in goods per capita and $2, in services per capita with a combined total of $5,46.14 in exports per capita. In 212, exports of goods supported 4,617 jobs and exports of services supported 2,384 jobs, for a total of 7, jobs Figure 12: Dauphin County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in 212 For detailed values, please see Appendix US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration TradeStats Express 18

19 Franklin County Franklin County is home to the largest agriculture, construction, and mining machinery industry in the Southcentral region. This industry ranked number four in the top exported industries in the Southcentral region for 212. Overall, Franklin County exported $81,7, in goods and $169,28, in services in 212, totaling $979,98, in real exports. Franklin County showed over 77.35% change in real exports from 23 to 212, ranking the county number two for the Southcentral region. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 151,275. With this being said, Franklin County had $5, in goods per capita and $1,119.3 in services per capita with a combined total of $6, in exports per capita. In 212, Franklin County s exports of goods supported 4,345 jobs and exports of services supported 677 jobs, for a total of 5,21 jobs. Total Exports: $979,98, Total Jobs: 5,21 Figure 13: Franklin County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in For detailed values, please see Appendix 4. 19

20 Lancaster County Lancaster MSA: The Lancaster MSA, with exports topping $3.1 billion in 212, ranks 84 th in terms of total export value out of the 366 metro areas nationwide. As a result of its export share of metro output, Lancaster placed within the top thirty metro areas nationwide. Furthermore, Lancaster exports a larger percentage of goods when compared to the United States as a whole, with 78.7% and 7.9%, respectively, in 212. Lancaster County: In 212, Lancaster County was the second largest exporting county in the Southcentral region. The county exported $2,441,38, in goods and $66,29, in services totaling $3,11,67, in combined real exports. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 526,823. With this being said, Lancaster County had $4, in goods per capita and $1, in services per capita with a combined Total Exports: $3,11,67, Total Jobs: 15,723 total of $5,887.5 in exports per capita. In 212, Lancaster County s exports of goods supported 13,83 jobs and exports of services supported 2,639 jobs, for a total of 15,723 jobs. 6 Figure 14: Lancaster County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in For detailed values, please see Appendix 4. 2

21 Lebanon County Lebanon MSA: The Lebanon MSA documented a combined export value of just under $75 million in 212, which placed the MSA at 283rd out of the 366 national MSA s ranked. In the six year span from 25 to 211, the Lebanon MSA was able to more than double their share of state exports from.3 percent to.9 percent. 14 Lebanon County: In 212, Lebanon County exported $746,76, in goods and services. Breaking that figure down further, $612,54, dollars accounted for total exports of goods and $134,222, dollars accounted for total exports of services. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county had a total population of 135,251 people in 212. With this being said, Lebanon County had $4, in goods per capita and $ in services per capita with a combined total of $5, in exports per capita. Total Exports: $746,76, Total Jobs: 3,819 In 212, exports of goods supported 3,283 jobs and exports of services supported 536 jobs, for a total of 3,819 jobs in Lebanon County. 9 Figure 15: Lebanon County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in For detailed values, please see Appendix US Department of Commerce: International Trade Administration TradeStats Express 21

22 York County York-Hanover MSA: The York-Hanover MSA exported a total value of $2.78 billion in 212, which accounts for almost sixteen percent of its output. Moreover, this value earned the York-Hanover MSA the 118th place amongst the 366 national metro areas ranked. In 212, the York-Hanover MSA was responsible for over four percent of the total exports from Pennsylvania. York County: In 212, York County placed third in the top exporting counties for the Southcentral region. York County s exports totaled $2,775,81, in 212, of which $2,33,41, consisted of exported goods and $445,4, consisted of exported services. York County has seen a 49.66% increase in their total real exports since 23. Total Exports: $2,775,81, Total Jobs: 14,269 According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 212 the county had a total population of 437,846. With this being said, York County had $5, in goods per capita and $1,17.25 in services per capita with a combined total of $6,339.7 in exports per capita. In 212, exports of goods supported 12,489 jobs and exports of services supported 1,78 jobs, for a total of 14,269 jobs in York County. 3 Figure 16: York County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in For detailed values, please see Appendix 4. 22

23 Appendix 1: A Map of Pennsylvania s Regional Export Network 23

24 Appendix 2: Total Real Exports for Each Region: Central 4 Total Real Exports for the Central Region Services 15 Goods Services Goods

25 Lehigh Valley Total Real Exports for the Lehigh Valley Region Services 15 Goods Services Goods

26 North Central Total Real Exports for the North Central Region Services Goods Services Goods

27 Northeast Total Real Exports for the Northeast Region Services 2 Goods Services Goods

28 Northern Tier Total Real Exports for the Northern Tier Region Services Goods Services Goods

29 Millions of US diollars Northwest Total Real Exports for the Northwest Region Services 2 Goods Services Goods

30 Southcentral Total Real Exports for the Southcentral Region Services 6 Goods Services Goods

31 Southeast Total Real Exports for the Southeast Region Services 1 Goods Services Goods

32 Southern Alleghenies Total Real Exports for the Southern Alleghenies Region Services Goods Services Goods

33 Southwest Total Real Exports for the Southwest Region Services 6 Goods Services Goods

34 Appendix 3: Industry Share of Combined Real Exports by Value in the Southcentral Region NAICS Code Industry Combined Southcentral Export Value (Millions of USD) 3314 Nonferrous Metal Products Misc. Electrical Equipment Agri., Constr., Mining Machinery Iron & Steel Products FR Agriculture Medical Equipment & Supplies srv_freight Freight & Port Services Engine & Power Equipment Misc. General Purpose Machinery Plastics Snack, Coffee, & Condiments Jewelry, Sporting Goods tt_entertn Entertainment Services Converted Paper Products Semiconductors Misc. Fabricated Metal Products roy_infotech Information Technology Royalties srv_finance Financial Services tt_ground Ground Transportation Services Pharmaceuticals Aircraft Products & Parts

35 Appendix 4: Top 1 Export Industries by County with Values Adams County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in

36 12 Berks County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in

37 Cumberland County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in

38 Dauphin County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in

39 45 Franklin County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in Agri., Constr., Mining Machinery Agriculture Misc. General Purpose Machinery Snack, Coffee, & Condiments Petroleum & Coal Products Freight & Port Services Air Transportation Services Misc. Electrical Equipment Nonferrous Metal Products Engine & Power Equipment 39

40 6 Lancaster County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in Nonferrous Agri., Constr., Metal Products Mining Machinery Misc. Electrical Equipment Agriculture Plastics Jewelry, Sporting Goods Misc. Fabricated Metal Products Cleaning Products Information Technology Royalties Printing & Related Activities Medical Equipment & Supplies 4

41 Lebanon County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in Meat & Poultry Products Pharmaceuticals Semiconductors Basic Chemicals Misc. Electrical Equipment Medical Equipment & Supplies Agriculture Freight & Port Services Nonferrous Metal Products Snack, Coffee, & Condiments 41

42 3 York County Top 1 Export Industries by Value in Engine & Power Equipment Snack, Coffee, Paper Products & Condiments Aircraft Products & Parts Agri., Constr., Mining Machinery Motor Vehicle Parts Converted Paper Products Medical Equipment & Supplies Misc. General Purpose Machinery Jewelry, Sporting Goods Misc. Transportation Equipment 42

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