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Economy Statistics > Export growth (2003) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Chad: 122.69   2003 Time series
# 2     Madagascar: 39.03   2003 Time series
# 3     Serbia and Montenegro: 31.65   2003 Time series
# 4     Kuwait: 30.86   2003 Time series
# 5     Mozambique: 29.53   2003 Time series
# 6     Tajikistan: 29.5   2003 Time series
# 7     Armenia: 29.1   2003 Time series
# 8     Pakistan: 28.38   2003 Time series
# 9     China: 27.63   2003 Time series
# 10     Lesotho: 26.08   2003 Time series
# 11     Zambia: 23.25   2003 Time series
# 12     Tanzania: 21.23   2003 Time series
# 13     Turkmenistan: 20.89   2003 Time series
# 14     Vietnam: 19.95   2003 Time series
# 15     United Arab Emirates: 19.64   2003 Time series
# 16     Moldova: 18.97   2003 Time series
# 17     Saudi Arabia: 18.94   2003 Time series
# 18     Sudan: 18.52   2003 Time series
# 19     Maldives: 16.24   2003 Time series
# 20     Slovakia: 15.94   2003 Time series
# 21     Ethiopia: 15.32   2003 Time series
# 22     Cape Verde: 14.6   2003 Time series
# 23     Papua New Guinea: 14.26   2003 Time series
# 24     Poland: 14.2   2003 Time series
# 25     Belize: 13.17   2003 Time series
# 26     Albania: 12.64   2003 Time series
# 27     Russia: 12.6   2003 Time series
# 28     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 12.47   2003 Time series
# 29     Bolivia: 12.16   2003 Time series
# 30     Costa Rica: 12.07   2003 Time series
# 31     Croatia: 11.64   2003 Time series
# 32     Cambodia: 11.08   2003 Time series
# 33     Dominican Republic: 10.63   2003 Time series
# 34     Bulgaria: 10.62   2003 Time series
# 35     Brazil: 10.4   2003 Time series
# 36     Trinidad and Tobago: 10.15   2003 Time series
# 37     Ecuador: 9.59   2003 Time series
# 38     Japan: 9.21   2003 Time series
# 39     Nicaragua: 9.18   2003 Time series
# 40     Namibia: 8.85   2003 Time series
# 41     Honduras: 8.73   2003 Time series
# 42     Belarus: 8.59   2003 Time series
# 43     Estonia: 8.04   2003 Time series
# 44     Gabon: 8.03   2003 Time series
# 45     Israel: 8   2003 Time series
# 46     Uzbekistan: 7.97   2003 Time series
# 47     Kazakhstan: 7.5   2003 Time series
# 48     Ukraine: 7.4   2003 Time series
# 49     Colombia: 7.36   2003 Time series
# 50     Kenya: 7.21   2003 Time series
# 51     Algeria: 7.2   2003 Time series
# 52     Czech Republic: 7.19   2003 Time series
# 53     Haiti: 7.16   2003 Time series
# 54     Romania: 7.1   2003 Time series
# 55     Lebanon: 7.1   2003 Time series
# 56     Thailand: 7.07   2003 Time series
# 57     Lithuania: 6.89   2003 Time series
# 58     Swaziland: 6.88   2003 Time series
# 59     Bangladesh: 6.87   2003 Time series
# 60     Turkey: 6.86   2003 Time series
# 61     Djibouti: 6.79   2003 Time series
# 62     Seychelles: 6.63   2003 Time series
# 63     Togo: 6.6   2003 Time series
# 64     Chile: 6.46   2003 Time series
# 65     Peru: 6.33   2003 Time series
# 66     Hungary: 6.2   2003 Time series
# 67     Argentina: 6   2003 Time series
# 68     Indonesia: 5.89   2003 Time series
# 69     India: 5.82   2003 Time series
# 70     Bhutan: 5.82   2003 Time series
# 71     Cuba: 5.78   2003 Time series
# 72     Kyrgyzstan: 5.29   2003 Time series
# 73     Latvia: 5.23   2003 Time series
# 74     Malaysia: 5.13   2003 Time series
# 75     Jordan: 5.06   2003 Time series
# 76     Benin: 5   2003 Time series
# 77     Luxembourg: 4.97   2003 Time series
# 78     Philippines: 4.88   2003 Time series
# 79     El Salvador: 4.67   2003 Time series
# 80     Oman: 4.66   2003 Time series
# 81     Laos: 4.49   2003 Time series
# 82     Paraguay: 4.39   2003 Time series
# 83     Uruguay: 4.21   2003 Time series
# 84     Sweden: 4.01   2003 Time series
# 85     Portugal: 3.88   2003 Time series
# 86     Spain: 3.67   2003 Time series
# 87     Burkina Faso: 3.59   2003 Time series
# 88     Uganda: 3.3   2003 Time series
# 89     Slovenia: 3.13   2003 Time series
# 90     Belgium: 2.94   2003 Time series
# 91     Mexico: 2.69   2003 Time series
# 92     Comoros: 2.61   2003 Time series
# 93     Germany: 2.46   2003 Time series
# 94     Greece: 2.46   2003 Time series
# 95     Austria: 2.33   2003 Time series
# 96     Brunei: 2.26   2003 Time series
# 97     United Kingdom: 1.71   2003 Time series
# 98     Iceland: 1.61   2003 Time series
# 99     Netherlands: 1.53   2003 Time series
# 100     United States: 1.26   2003 Time series
# 101     New Zealand: 0.9   2003 Time series
# 102     Morocco: 0.64   2003 Time series
# 103     Ireland: 0.55   2003 Time series
# 104     Azerbaijan: 0.53   2003 Time series
# 105     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 0.3   2003 Time series
# 106     South Africa: 0.11   2003 Time series
# 107     Tunisia: 0.05   2003 Time series
# 108     Senegal: -0.09   2003 Time series
# 109     Cameroon: -0.11   2003 Time series
# 110     Norway: -0.17   2003 Time series
# 111     Barbados: -0.26   2003 Time series
# 112     Australia: -0.44   2003 Time series
# 113     Switzerland: -0.45   2003 Time series
# 114     Guatemala: -0.52   2003 Time series
# 115     Cyprus: -0.72   2003 Time series
# 116     Denmark: -0.95   2003 Time series
# 117     France: -1.19   2003 Time series
# 118     Bahamas, The: -1.29   2003 Time series
# 119     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: -1.5   2003 Time series
# 120     Finland: -1.71   2003 Time series
# 121     Gambia, The: -1.98   2003 Time series
# 122     Italy: -2   2003 Time series
# 123     Canada: -2.26   2003 Time series
# 124     Guinea: -3.8   2003 Time series
# 125     Mauritius: -3.86   2003 Time series
# 126     Nepal: -4.75   2003 Time series
# 127     Dominica: -4.91   2003 Time series
# 128     Malawi: -5.45   2003 Time series
# 129     Macedonia, Republic of: -5.7   2003 Time series
# 130     Botswana: -6.74   2003 Time series
# 131     Côte d'Ivoire: -7.4   2003 Time series
# 132     Panama: -10.06   2003 Time series
# 133     Venezuela: -10.38   2003 Time series
# 134     Mauritania: -11.57   2003 Time series
# 135     Zimbabwe: -12.63   2003 Time series
# 136     Mali: -15   2003 Time series
# 137     Central African Republic: -19.7   2003 Time series
# 138     Syria: -23.32   2003 Time series
# 139     Burma: -25.01   2003 Time series
# 140     Eritrea: -31.99   2003 Time series
# 141     Afghanistan: -58.57   2003 Time series
Weighted average: 6.1  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
European Union 1.72   


DEFINITION: Annual growth rate of exports of goods and services based on constant local currency. Aggregates are based on constant 2000 U.S. dollars. Exports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services provided to the rest of the world. They include the value of merchandise, freight, insurance, transport, travel, royalties, license fees, and other services, such as communication, construction, financial, information, business, personal, and government services. They exclude compensation of employees and investment income (formerly called factor services) and transfer payments."

SOURCE: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.

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Said Hajem
26th December 2010 		Many companies look to foreign markets because of intensified competition at home or limited domestic market opportunities. Exporting is an opportunity to grow and maximizes profitability among small and medium firms in many industries. There are several steps to design an export strategy.
First would be to determine the products’ export potential in overseas markets by examining the success of the products domestically. If the product is sold successfully in a domestic market, there is a good chance it will be successful abroad. Managers must make sure that there is sufficient production capacity, or they will be able to develop it the product success.
The company must be ready to export by determining the goal from exporting. If the resources, management, personnel, and finances meet the demands of the exporting process, then it will be successful. Managers should make sure the benefits expected from exporting are worth the costs, or they should exploit these resources to develop new domestic business.
Selecting a market often encourages or discourages companies depending on their initial overseas forays. Therefore, market research helps companies to determine which foreign markets have the best potential for its products. They consider things like what is the fastest growing market, current market conditions and practices, the largest markets for its products, competitive firms and products, and market trends.
Companies should obtain an export advice to examine any difficulties that the company may face and to get assistance that is usually provided by government agencies at no cost. For example, the U.S Government offers a wealth of information through some official gateway to trade support provided by the Commerce Department, the State Department, and the Small Business Administration.
Formulating an export plan is an essential element of an effective export strategy. Addressing questions concerning the company’s goals, objectives, capabilities, and constraints by the personnel involved in the exporting process may help execute the export plan.

by Said Hajem
Westchester NY

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