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• U.S. high-tech goods exports decreased by three percent from $220 billion in 2006 to $214 billion in 2007.
• Five out of eight high-tech sectors saw negative growth in 2007.
• Leading growth sectors were communications equipment and electromedical equipment, both up nine percent.
• High tech was the nation’s largest export sector in 2007, comprising 18 percent of total U.S. goods exports.
• U.S. high-tech imports reached $333 billion in 2007, up three percent from $322 billion in 2006.
• The largest markets for U.S. high-tech exports in 2007 were the European Union ($46.6B), Canada ($29.4B), Mexico ($26.0B), China ($14.5B), and Japan ($11.9B).
• 29 cyberstates saw tech export growth in 2007.
• The fastest growing cyberstates on a percentage basis from 2006 to 2007 were Hawaii, Utah, Mississippi, Montana, and Virginia.

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