Trade
Import and export of goods and services represent a significant share of the gross domestic product. Trading is the way for countries to satisfy the demand for scarce resources and to enhance cooperation by providing a bridge between countries that produce and consume.
Sources: United Nations,
The Observatory of Economy Complexity,
International Monetary Fund,
RsA Asia
Total imports (current US$ mln): imports of goods and services from the balance of payments expressed in current US$ million, provided by IMF's World Outlook Database
Source: Imf.org. (2018). World Economic Outlook Database. [online] Available at: [Accessed 14 Aug. 2018].
Total exports (current US$ mln): exports of goods and services from the balance of payments expressed in current US$ million, provided by IMF's World Outlook Database
Source: Imf.org. (2018). World Economic Outlook Database. [online] Available at: [Accessed 14 Aug. 2018].
Imports: list of imports categorised according to The Observatory of Economic Complexity's classification with depth Harmonised System 2. Original data provided by the United Nations Statistical Division.
Source: Atlas.media.mit.edu. (2018). OEC: The Observatory of Economic Complexity. [online] Available at: [Accessed 14 Aug. 2018].
Exports: list of exports categorised according to The Observatory of Economic Complexity's classification with depth Harmonised System 2. Original data provided by the United Nations Statistical Division.
Source: Atlas.media.mit.edu. (2018). OEC: The Observatory of Economic Complexity. [online] Available at: [Accessed 14 Aug. 2018].
