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Table 101.--U.S.-Canadian-type passenger automobiles, U.S.-Canadian-type trucks and buses, total U.S.-Canadian-type on-the-highway motor vehicles, and original-equipment motor-vehicle parts: U.S. exports to Canada larger than (+) or smaller than (-) U.S. imports from Canada in terms of transfer values, 1960-74, January-June 1974, and January-June 1975

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A-102

Table 102.--U.S.-Canadian-type passenger automobiles, U.S.-Canadiantype trucks and buses, total U.S.-Canadian-type on-the-highway motor vehicles, and original-equipment motor-vehicle parts: U.S. exports to Canada larger than (+) or smaller than (-) U.S. imports from Canada, as reported in the Annual Report of the President to the Congress on the Operation of the Automotive Products Trade Act of 1965, 1964-74

Source: Annual Report of the President to the Congress on the Operation of the Automotive Products Trade Act of 1965; also corresponds to data presented in tables 96 and 99 of this report.

Note. These data do include snowmobiles but do not include tires or tubes for tires. The United States-Canadian snowmobile trade balance, included in the truck and bus category, was in deficit each year during the period 1964-74. The deficits amounted to $3 million in 1964, $8 million in 1965, $20 million in 1966, $37 million in 1967, $58 million in 1968, $106 million in 1969, $129 million in 1970, $102 million in 1971, $71 million in 1972, $37 million in 1973, and $2 million in 1974. Subtracting the effect of snowmobile trade from the overall United States-Canadian automotive trade balance results in United States surpluses of $566 million in 1964, $661 million in 1965, $576 million in 1966, $525 million in 1967, $399 million in 1968 and $160 million in 1969, United States deficits of $85 million in 1970, $123 million in 1971 and $57 million in 1972, and United States surpluses of $374 million in 1973 and $1.1 billion in 1974.

Table 103.--U.S.-Canadian-type passenger automobiles, U.S.-Canadiantype trucks and buses, total U.S.-Canadian-type on-the-highway motor vehicles, and original-equipment motor-vehicle parts: U.S. exports to Canada larger than (+) or smaller than (-) U.S. imports from Canada, as reported by the Bureau of the Census, 1964-74, January-June 1974, and January-June 1975

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Source: Compiled from data presented in tables 97 and 100 of this

report.

Note.--Data do not include snowmobiles.

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Table 104.-- All U.S.-Canadian-type motor vehicles and original-equipment parts: Total Canadian value added in the production of vehicles and parts and total transfer value of U.S. and Canadian produced U.S.-Canadian-type motor vehicles, 1963-74

Million

U.S. dollars

: Canadian value

: Transfer value of added as a percent : U.S.-Canadian

:type motor vehicles:

:

:of transfer value of

U.S.-Canadian-type

Source: Partly estimated on the basis of firms' responses to the questionnaires of the United States International Trade Commission.

Note.-Canadian value added data are model year data for the 12 months beginning on August 1 of the years noted, while the transfer value data for vehicles are calendar year data for the 12 months beginning on January 1 of the years noted.

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responses to the questionnaires of the United States International Trade Commission.