The nature of the exposure is different for Montana and North Dakota, says AAF policy analyst Kat Miller. “Canada buys about … 82 per cent of everything North Dakota sells abroad,” she said, while “88 per cent of everything Montana buys from abroad comes from Canada.” But dependence is not the same as tariff exposure: mineral fuels account for 80 per cent of North Dakota’s exports to Canada, according to Miller, and are exempt from Canadian countertariffs.
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