claim: "during my administration, for example, we boosted u.s. exports to canada and mexico by about 50 percent. that supports about 2.8 million american jobs."
author: barack obama
evidence_1: jun 29, 2016 ... during my administration, for example, we boosted u.s. exports to canada and  mexico by about 50 percent -- that supports about 2.8 million american jobs. and  today, as justin and enrique described, we agreed to build on that progress in  several key areas. first, we agreed to make it even easier to do ...
evidence_2: "during my administration, for example, we boosted u.s. exports to canada and  mexico by about 50 percent. that supports about 2.8 million american jobs." —  politifact national on tuesday, july 5th, 2016. mostly false. economic record is  good, but not perfect. barack obama · "the economy, by every metric, is better  than ...
evidence_3: president clinton's record on the economy: in 1992, 10 million americans were  unemployed, the country faced record deficits, and poverty and welfare rolls .... by  american exports grew by 1.4 million between 1994 and 1998, with jobs  supported by exports paying about 13 percent to 16 percent above the u.s.  national ...
evidence_4: crisscross the u.s.-mexico border. many imports and exports are therefore of a  temporary nature as an item is being produced. cars built in north america, for  example, are said to cross the united states' borders eight times during  production, integrating materials and parts developed in mexico and canada.  several other ...
evidence_5: as a result, the dollar depreciates against the yen (or currencies of other  countries that the u.s. increases imports from). in the previous section, we  discussed how the dollar's depreciation raises the relative prices of imports and  lowers the prices of u.s. exports into foreign markets. the devaluing dollar gives  a boost to nx, ...