Economic indicators: 20 1 1 year, New Hampshire's GDP is $63.5 billion, ranking 42nd among the 50 states in the United States, accounting for 0.42% of the national GDP, and the per capita GDP is $482 14.
Trade status: The total export trade of 20 1 1 is USD 4.297 billion. The main export products include industrial machinery and equipment, motors, audio equipment and parts, optics, photographic instruments, medical and surgical equipment, plastics and plastic products. The top ten export markets are: Mexico (US$ 943 million), Canada (US$ 648 million), China (US$ 338 million), Germany (US$ 233 million), Britain (US$ 200 million), Japan (US$ 65.438+US$ 65.438+0.6 million) and the Netherlands (US$ 65.438). The top ten export products are telephone and other communication equipment parts, machines for manufacturing monocrystal columns and wafers, machine parts, optical cables, integrated circuits used as processors and controllers, printers and copiers, other instruments and devices using light, audio amplifiers, parts of automatic data processing equipment and other integrated circuits.
China is the third largest export market in New Hampshire. In 20 1 1 year, its total export to China was $338 million, which was 17.96% lower than that in 201year, accounting for 7.86% of the state's total export in that year. The top five export products are mechanical equipment, computers and electronic products, metal products, electrical equipment and parts and chemicals.
Foreign investment: New Hampshire has a good investment environment, and foreign investment mainly comes from Britain, France, Canada and Germany.
Agriculture: Agricultural products mainly include dairy products, young animals, beef cattle, apples and eggs.
Manufacturing: The main industries and products are biochemical technology, construction, petrochemicals, consumer goods, machinery, leather, measuring instruments, medical instruments, paper products, plastics, rubber, stone, wood processing and so on. The main industries in New Hampshire are industrial machinery, computer equipment, motor/electronic equipment, instruments, metal products, leather, chemicals, transportation equipment, wood, rubber, stone, paper making, textiles and so on. Among them, industrial machinery and computer equipment grew the fastest.
Mining industry: rich in mineral resources, mainly precious stones and mica.
Tourism: As one of the important industries in the state, tourism creates an annual output value of about $3 billion.
Well-known enterprises: Most of New Hampshire are small and medium-sized enterprises. PC Connection, mainly engaged in the retail business of computers and peripheral equipment. Other well-known companies headquartered in the state include Segway, a two-wheeled electric vehicle manufacturer, and timberland, a famous outdoor sports brand company.