Question

The data below is from the Statistical Abstract of the United States located on the Internet specifically from tables in the section entitled​ "Foreign Commerce and​ Aid." One of the tables lists U.S. exports and imports by selected Standard Industrial Trade Classification​ (SITC) commodity. Complete the Net Export column in the table below:(Enter all values as integers. Remember to include a negative sign where appropriate.)

Commodity Export Value Import Value Net Exports=Exports-Imports
($ millions) ($ millions) ($ millions)
Coffee 4 3,237
Corn 13,931 350
Soybeans 15,455 182
Airplanes 51,854 13,286
Footwear 673 19,545
Vehicles 98,871 190,799
Crude Oil 2,270 353,537

Answer 1

Answer: The complete table shows below:

Step-by-step explanation:

The complete table shows in the image which is having four columns.

The four colomns are commodity, export value, import value and net exports value.

Net exports are the difference between export value and the import value.

In this table, there is a data for seven commodities, namely, coffee,corn, soybeans, airplanes, footwear, vehicles and crude oil.