A lot of the USA’s exports are b2b; things like fossil fuels, nuclear reactors, aircraft form a large part of their exports.

Others are monopolies like medical equipment and (patented) pharma. Consumers can’t boycott those.

But I don’t mean to be pessimistic. The USA also exports a lot of cars, which can easily be boycotted.

Ford, General Motors, Tesla, Apple Inc. and Intel seem like key companies to target for a consumer boycott.

Basically I’m asking if there are good data on how much income the country gets from consumer sales overseas.