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  E/CN.3/2003/14

REPORT OF THE TASK FORCE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE STATISTICS : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL

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  E/CN.3/2010/6

STATISTICS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN SERVICES : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL

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  E/CN.3/2006/24

REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS STATISTICS DIVISION AND THE ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT ON THE JOINT UNITED NATIONS/OECD SYSTEM FOR COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF INTERNATIONAL MERCHANDISE TRADE STATISTICS : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARY-GENERAL

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  E/CN.3/2012/22

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL INTERNATIONAL MERCHANDISE TRADE STATISTICS

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  EVI Indicators | Department of Economic and Social Affairs

Dryland expansion is expected to continue due to global warming, threatening to aggravate poverty as well as food and water insecurity in affected areas Defined as the percentage of population that lives in drylands, defined by long term averages of the ratio of precipitation to potential evapotranspiration (known as aridity index) Calculated by dividing the number of people living in arid, semi-arid and dry subhumid lands (i.e., areas with an aridity index between 0.05 and 0.65) by the total population of the country Calculated by the CDP Secretariat based on climate data obtained from University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit and spatial population data obtained from Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Remoteness and landlockedness Remoteness and landlockedness inhibit trade and growth by increasing transportation costs and limiting the possibilities for economic diversification Defined as a trade-weighted average of a country's distance from world markets Calculated as the weighted average distance from the nearest trading partners with a cumulative share in world trade of 50 per cent, with market shares as weights and adjusted for landlockedness Calculated by the CDP Secretariat based on data on bilateral distances between the capitals or major cities in the world, obtained from the Centre d'Etudes Prospectives et d'Informations Internationales (CEPII) and world market shares based on exports and imports of goods and services reported annually by the United Nations Statistics Division in its National Accounts Main Aggregates database Instability of agricultural production Victims of natural disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Note by the CDP Secretariat on measuring remoteness for the identification of LDCs (August 2015) Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Merchandise export concentration Provides information on the exposure to trade shocks resulting from a concentrated export structure Measures the product concentration of a country's exports Expressed as a Herfindahl-Hirschman index, that is the square root of the sum of the squared shares of each commodity (at the three-digit SITC product category) in total exports and normalized so that it can vary between 0 and 1 (in case only one good is exported) Reported regularly by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in its UNCTADstat database Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Share of agriculture, forestry & fishing in GDP Provides information on countries' exposure to shocks caused by their economic structure. Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing are particularly subject to natural and economic shocks Defined as the percentage share of the agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing sectors (categories A+B in ISIC Rev. 3.1) in the gross value added of a country Calculated by dividing the value added of agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing by the total gross value added of all sectors of the economy Reported annually by the United Nations Statistics Division in its National Accounts Main Aggregates Database Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Provides information on countries' vulnerability to coastal impacts (including sea level rise and storm surges) associated with climate change Measures the share of the population in a country that lives in low elevated coastal zones, defined as areas contiguous to the coast below a certain elevation threshold (currently 5 metres) Calculated by dividing the number of people living in areas contiguous to the coast with an elevation of less than five metres by the total population of the country Reported by the Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Instability of exports of goods and services Highly variable export earnings cause fluctuations in production, employment and the availability of foreign exchange, with negative consequences for sustainable economic growth and development Defined as the standard deviation of the difference between the value of annual export earnings and its 20-year trend Calculated by estimating the trend of export earnings by a mixed-trend linear regression and using the standard deviation of the differences between trend and actual values, weighted with the latest three‐year trade dependency (the ratio of exports plus imports to GDP), as measure of instability Calculated by the CDP secretariat based on data reported annually by the United Nations Statistics Division in its National Accounts Main Aggregates Database Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Victims of disasters Provides information on a country’s vulnerability to natural shocks, in particular the human impact of disasters associated with these shocks Measures the share of population who are victims of disasters, defined as people killed are affected (i.e. requiring immediate food, water, shelter sanitation or medical assistance) Calculated by dividing the annual number of victims by the total population of the country over a period of 20 years and then taking the simple average Calculated by the CDP secretariat on the basis of data on the total population from UNPD in its World Population Prospects database , and data on people killed and on people affected from the Emergency Disasters Database (EM-DAT) of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Methodology Data Sources Rationale & Definition Instability of agricultural production Highly variable agricultural production is indicative of high vulnerability to natural shocks and often reflects the impacts of natural shocks, including droughts and disturbances in rainfall patterns Defined as the standard deviation of the difference between agricultural production and its 20-year trend Calculated by estimating the trend of agricultural production by a mixed-trend linear regression and using the standard deviation of the differences between trend and actual values as a measure of instability Calculated by the CDP secretariat based on data reported annually by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in its FAOSTAT database Instability of agricultural production Victims of disasters Instability of exports of goods and services Share of population in low elevated coastal zones Share of agriculture, forestry and fishing in GDP Merchandise export concentration Remoteness and landlockedness Share of population living in drylands Covid-19 and the LDCs Covid-19 threatens to have devastating effects on the least developed countries (LDC). 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  ECE/CES/GE.20/2014/13

MEASURING GLOBAL PRODUCTION: GOODS SENT ABROAD

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  A/50/1004

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE OFFICE OF INTERNAL OVERSIGHT SERVICES : NOTE

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  WTO | International Trade Statistics 2015

WTO | International Trade Statistics 2015 WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION Home   |  About WTO   |  News & events   |  Trade topics   |  WTO membership   |  Documents & resources   |  External relations Contact us   |  Site map   |  A-Z   |  Search español   français home resources statistics world trade statistical review 2016 IV. Merchandise trade and trade in commercial services The complete publication “World trade statistical review 2016” can be ordered from the WTO online bookshop .The charts and tables from this chapter can be downloaded by clicking the links below. See also: > News item > Statistics Database > World Trade Statistical Review and tariff data Table of Contents I. Introduction II. (...) To republish, to post on servers, or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission and/or fee.   Merchandise trade Chart 4.1: World merchandise exports, 2005-2015 Chart 4.2: Fluctuations in international prices, 2005-2015 Chart 4.3: Top ten exporters of agricultural products, 2015 Chart 4.4: Top ten exporters of fuels and mining products, 2015 Chart 4.5: Top ten exporters of iron and steel, 2015 Chart 4.6: Top ten exporters of chemicals, 2015 Chart 4.7: Top ten exporters of office and telecom equipment, 2015 Chart 4.8: Top ten exporters of automotive products, 2015 Chart 4.9: Top ten exporters of textiles, 2015 Chart 4.10: Top ten exporters of clothing, 2015   Trade in commercial services Chart 4.11: World transport exports by region, 2015 Chart 4.12: Leading transport exporters, 2015 Freight accounts for the largest part of world transport exports Estimated structure of world transport exports, 2014 Chart 4.13: World travel exports and international tourist arrivals by region, 2015 Chart 4.14: Leading exporters of travel, 2015 Chart 4.15: World exports of other commercial services by region, 2015 Chart 4.16: Leading exporters of other commercial services, 2015 Chart 4.17: World exports of other commercial services by main category, 2015 Chart 4.18: Exports of computer services in selected economies, 2015   Global value chains Chart 4.19: World exports in chemical products - Origin of value added, 2011 Chart 4.20: Domestic and foreign value added content in chemicals exports – selected economies, 2011 > Download the complete World Trade Statistics 2016 file in pdf format > Order paper version from online bookshop   Sample pages Any feedback on this page should be sent to [email protected] > Guide to downloading files  

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untitled World Trade Statistical Review 2016 52 Merchandise exports – in terms of US dollar values – from developing economies and least-developed countries (LDCs) were badly hit by significantly lower prices for fuels and mining products in 2015. (...) The decline in transport exports reflected weak merchandise trade while travel receipts fell only slightly. (...) Developing economies’ participation in world trade Chapter VI Developing economies’ participation in world trade 53 Developing economies Merchandise t rade Spot l ight on Afr ica : Trade in fuels and export d ivers i f icat ion Trade in commercia l serv ices Least-developed countries Merchandise t rade Trade in commercia l serv ices Aid for Trade 54 54 55 56 59 59 60 63 World Trade Statistical Review 2016 54 Merchandise trade Developing economies recorded a 14 per cent decrease in merchandise exports in value terms and a 13 per cent decrease in imports in 2015.

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  Statistical Bulletin: International Merchandise Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean 6 | Publica

Statistical Bulletin: International Merchandise Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean 6 | Publication | Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean Skip to main content United Nations 2030 Agenda COVID-19 Español English Português About ECLAC tw fb fl yt Main menu Topics Economic Economic development International trade and integration Production, productivity and management Social Social development Population and development Environmental Sustainable development and human settlements Natural resources Cross-cutting 2030 Agenda Gender affairs Planning for development Statistics Regional architecture Regional architecture Sessions of the Commission Observatories Subsidiary bodies Regional Forum on Sustainable Development Treaties and agreements Cooperation Data and statistics Knowledge Publications Featured Search CEPAL Review Notas de Población Training Courses Workshops Study programmes Library Featured Search Ask us Communities All Communities Observatories All Observatories News Events Available in English Español Statistical Bulletin: International Merchandise Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean 6 Economic development International trade and integration March 2012 | Bulletins » Boletín Estadístico Comercio Exterior de Bienes en América Latina y El Caribe Statistical Bulletin: International Merchandise Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean 6 Physical Description: 6 p. Editorial: ECLAC Date: March 2012 View publication Download Download other documents Statistical_Bulletin_n6_en.pdf Share Search publications See recent publications Subtopics International trade Trade in goods and services Related CEPAL review Statistical Bulletin: International Merchandise Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean 6 Subscription Get ECLAC updates by email Subscribe You might be interested in 1 Nov 2015 Boletín Estadístico Comercio Exterior de Bienes en América Latina y El Caribe Statistical Bulletin: International Trade in... 1 Dec 2015 Boletín Estadístico Comercio Exterior de Bienes en América Latina y El Caribe Statistical Bulletin: International Trade in... 1 Jun 2015 Boletín Estadístico Comercio Exterior de Bienes en América Latina y El Caribe Statistical Bulletin: International Trade in... 1 Oct 2010 International Trade Outlook for Latin America and the Caribbean Latin America and the Caribbean in the World...

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