U.S. exports from Allied trading partners 1900-1950| ��ƽ��

Total value of annual exports from the United States to its main Allied trading partners from 1900 to 1950 (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Canada	France	Mexico	United Kingdom
1950	2,039	475	526	548
1949	1,959	497	468	700
1948	1,944	591	522	644
1947	2,114	817	630	1,103
1946	1,442	709	505	855
1945	1,178	472	307	2,193
1944	1,441	18	264	5,243
1943	1,444	-	187	4,505
1942	1,334	1	148	2,529
1941	994	2	159	1,637
1940	713	252	97	1,011
1939	489	182	83	505
1938	468	134	62	521
1937	509	165	109	536
1936	384	129	76	440
1935	323	117	66	433
1934	302	116	55	383
1933	211	122	38	312
1932	241	112	32	288
1931	396	122	52	456
1930	659	224	116	678
1929	948	266	134	848
1928	915	241	116	847
1927	837	229	109	840
1926	739	264	135	973
1925	649	280	145	1,034
1924	624	282	135	983
1923	652	272	120	882
1922	577	267	110	856
1921	594	225	222	942
1920	972	676	208	1,825
1919	734	893	131	2,279
1918	887	931	98	2,061
1917	829	941	111	2,009
1916	605	861	54	1,887
1915	301	369	34	912
1914	345	160	39	594
1913	415	146	54	597
1912	329	135	53	564
1911	270	135	61	577
1910	216	118	58	506
1909	163	109	50	515
1908	167	116	56	581
1907	183	114	66	608
1906	157	98	58	583
1905	141	76	46	523
1904	131	84	46	537
1903	123	77	42	524
1902	110	72	40	549
1901	106	79	36	631
1900	95	83	35	534

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1993

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Canada, France, Mexico, United Kingdom, United States

Survey time period

1900 to 1950

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In most years between 1900 and 1950, the United Kingdom received the largest value of exports from the United States, with large spikes during the world wars. France also saw a large increase in export value during the First World War, but received almost nothing in the early-1940s when it was under German occupation. Overall, there was a large decline in exports from the U.S. in the 1930s due to the impact of the Great Depression.