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According to the report, the printing trade surplus historically enjoyed by the United States has eroded over the past two years, and the decline picked up momentum in 2004. "For the first eight months of 2004, the total surplus in printed-materials trade for all countries with whom the United States trades declined by 82 percent compared to 2003. Imports and exports each currently comprise roughly 3 percent of total U.S. print shipments. This may not seem like much, but domestic printers will increasingly be subject to offshore competition in the future for products that were formerly impractical to produce overseas. This small percentage is expected to grow." …
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