U.S. Jobs Tied to Trade With Soviet
U S exports to the Soviet Union were valued at 631.3 million last year supporting about 42 000 American jobs while imports from the Soviets require domestic services costing about 9 000 per job and the loss of 11 000 jobs per 100 million skipped in trade.
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