How much does The Big 3 contribute to U.S. GNP?
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Approximately 4%, though this figure may include transplants as well.
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I heard 25% of our deficit is owed to Japan and China.  I don't know the exact amount per country.
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Well bottom line is the American Big 3 well Big 2 meaning Ford and GM are selling cars & trucks globally and pushing more product then ever. Even though their sales are poor the Japanese Big 3 meaning Toyota, Honda & Nissan along with Korean & European companies are selling more cars.\n\nThe growth of car usage in Asian countries specially China & India is phenomenal. These two nations are consuming more Gasoline specially China because it uses a lot of Gas and Coal. China is hungry for energy and is building infratructure. It is going to be a great challenge to balance  , the country with the power of money is going to win. \nGuess who is winning the power of money not the USA, our National Debt has risen to 8 Trillion dollars. The trade deficit has gone through the roof, we send junk worth 10 Billon Dollars and buy finished goods worth 60 Billion Dollars.
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from wikipedia: According to the Final ODA Data for 2004 report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD):\n\n The European Union countries combined donated $42.919 billion USD\n The United States donated $18.999 billion USD\n\nalso check out  http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0930884.html
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All you need to know:\nhttp://money.cnn.com/quote/snapshot/snapshot.html?symb=CMGI\n\nGood luck.
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32 thousand is way off it's alot more then that world wide.  There is no way to really answer this question.  You would have to find out how each country is doing then add them all toghter.
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http://www.ask.com/web?o=0&qsrc=19&q=Will+the+equalization+of+the+%22US+Dollar%22%2Fcanadian+dollar+create+arbitrary+opportunities+when+the+2+currencies+merge%3F
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GNP numbers are hard to come by.  As far as GDP goes, accoridng to the oft-cited OECD:\n\nUnited States: 5.08% public edu., 2.26% private edu.\nJapan: 3.47% public edu., 1.15% private edu.\nGermany: 4.28% public edu., .98% private edu.\nSouth Korea: 4.79% public edu., 3.41% private edu.\nFrance: 5.61% public edu., .38% private edu.\nSweden: 6.21% public edu., .21% private edu.\nCanada: 4.98% public edu., 1.31% private edu.\nAustralia: 4.53% public edu., 1.44 private edu.\nMexico: 5.12% public edu., 0.75% private edu.\nNetherlands: 4.51% public edu., .39% private edu.
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GDP is the total value of goods and services produced by a nation.
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The biggest gorilla can do what it wants.  It would actually help the US economy to repeal trade agreements with developing nations that don't follow the same workers rights since the US education system is still based on an industrial economic platform.
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These are\nPer capita income\nGDP and GNP\nTotal Trade\nBalance of Payments\nConsumer price index (CPI)\nSensitive price index (SPI)\n\nFor different countires these figures are easily available on the net. One good example is the web site of CIA world fact book.
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Just recently, a U.S. Senator (Dorgan?) showed how much the U.S. owes different countries and financial institutions.  Japan was first on the list with about $600 billion owed to it by the U.S.  China was second with about $300 billion.  My numbers were rounded and approximated.
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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
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I'd estimate it at close to 340 million right now.\n\nlivewire - I don't think that's a good estimate even for just the U.S.
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Well that number should scare everybody! The gross domestic product of the US is Billions of dollars!\n\nhttp://www.total-knowledge.com/~willyblues/
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$14b in the US alone. So you can imagine the amount spent worldwide.
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the debt is at it's highest in NUMBERS, but not in RATIO TO THE GNP. the highest debt america incountered in money over gnp is the jfk/johnson era. talk about cut programs.