Cold countries Compared by Economy > Trade > Exports > Commercial service exports > Current US$ per capita

DEFINITION: Commercial service exports (current US$). Commercial service exports are total service exports minus exports of government services not included elsewhere. International transactions in services are defined by the IMF's Balance of Payments Manual (1993) as the economic output of intangible commodities that may be produced, transferred, and consumed at the same time. Definitions may vary among reporting economies. Figures expressed per capita for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Luxembourg	$131,256.14	2012
2	Ireland	$23,494.61	2012
3	Denmark	$11,586.53	2012
4	Iceland	$9,478.25	2012
5	Switzerland	$8,713.76	2012
6	Norway	$8,702.99	2011
7	Belgium	$8,557.78	2012
8	Sweden	$7,009.80	2012
9	Austria	$6,811.57	2012
10	United Kingdom	$4,434.01	2012
11	Finland	$4,423.14	2012
12	Estonia	$4,175.59	2012
13	Germany	$3,218.68	2012
14	Slovenia	$3,052.21	2012
15	Canada	$2,342.25	2012
16	Latvia	$2,284.95	2012
17	Hungary	$2,231.01	2012
18	Czech Republic	$2,222.84	2012
19	Lithuania	$2,197.74	2012
20	United States	$1,937.15	2012
21	Slovakia	$1,221.38	2011
22	Poland	$978.50	2012
23	Chile	$722.94	2012
24	Belarus	$656.53	2012
25	Republic of Macedonia	$655.20	2012
26	Romania	$562.97	2011
27	Georgia	$545.90	2012
28	Bosnia and Herzegovina	$486.19	2012
29	Ukraine	$451.10	2011
30	Russia	$430.64	2012
31	Armenia	$291.35	2012
32	Kazakhstan	$248.34	2011
33	Mongolia	$224.12	2011
34	Kyrgyzstan	$200.12	2011
35	China	$144.60	2012
36	Bhutan	$108.91	2011
37	Tajikistan	$67.99	2011
38	Nepal	$28.54	2011

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