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3. Sources: AWI, Mortgage Bankers Association, FDCF, FDOE, FOEDR

4. $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 199520002005201020152020202520302035 Trillion U. S. 2000 Dollars Real Gross Domestic Product Real Value of Imports and Exports Source: Global Insight, Inc. April 2009. 4

5. Source: European Communities, 2008 5

6. Source: America 2050 6

7. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2008 Logistics Industry Percent of Total Employment 2008 1998 Florida GeorgiaTexasLouisiana North Carolina Alabama Mississippi South Carolina United States 7

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10. 2015 Source: U.S Census Bureau 2010

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

13. 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 Existing Authorized Under Study Ports >50’ Depth New York Norfolk Savannah Jacksonville Miami Everglades c Charleston c Existing Authorized Under Study Ports >50’ Depth New York Norfolk Savannah Jacksonville Miami Everglades c Charleston 13

14. 14 Source: Florida Trade and Logistics Study, 2010

16. The 2030 Project: Framework & Process Quality of Life Infrastructure Business Climate Talent Governance Innovation Caucuses & Action Councils Caucuses & Action Councils Future of Florida Forum The Florida Community Development Partnership The Florida Scorecard Cornerstone 2030

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