2

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$15$15

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Source: European Communities, 2008

5

Source: America 2050

6

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2008

Logistics Industry Percent of Total Employment 20081998

FloridaGeorgia Texas Louisiana North Carolina

Alabama Mississippi South Carolina

UnitedStates

7

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9

2015

Source: U.S Census Bureau 2010

11

Source: Florida Chamber Foundation, Florida Trade and Logistics Study, December 15, 2010

How Do We Get There?Infrastructure and Growth Leadership

– Expand seaport capacity; at least one first port of call

– Maintain MIA’s global role; additional air cargo capacity

– Market Florida’s advantages as a trade gateway and hub

– Provide support for export oriented manufacturing clusters

– Attract international distribution centers

c

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Authorized

Under Study

Ports >50’ Depth

New York

Norfolk

Savannah

Jacksonville

Miami

Everglades

cCharleston

c

Existing

Authorized

Under Study

Ports >50’ Depth

New York

Norfolk

SavannahJacksonville

MiamiEverglades

c Charleston

13

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Source: Florida Trade and Logistics Study, 2010

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Caucuses & Action Councils

Future of Florida Forum

The Florida Community Development Partnership

The Florida Scorecard

Cornerstone 2030

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