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Appendix
:Table 2
(Billion
dollars and percentage)
| Rank |
EXPORTERS
|
Value (f.o.b.) |
Share |
Change in value in
1995 |
Rank |
IMPORTERS
|
Value (c.i.f.) |
Share |
Change in value in
1995 |
| 1 |
European
Union (15) |
750
.8 |
20
.0 |
20
|
1 |
United
States |
770
.8 |
19
.9 |
12
|
| 2 |
United
States |
583
.9 |
15
.5 |
14
|
2 |
European
Union (15) |
736
.1 |
18
.9 |
19
|
| 3 |
Japan
|
443
.0 |
11
.8 |
12
|
3 |
Japan
|
335
.9 |
8
.6 |
22
|
| 4 |
Canada
|
192
.1 |
5
.2 |
16
|
4 |
Hong
Kong |
197
.6 |
5
.1 |
19
|
| 5 |
Hong
Kong |
173
.8 |
4
.6 |
15
|
|
-
retained imports |
53
.7 |
1
.4 |
24
|
| |
-
domestic exports |
29
.9 |
0
.8 |
4
|
5 |
Canada
|
171
.8 |
4
.5 |
11
|
| 6 |
China
|
148
.8 |
4
.0 |
23
|
6 |
Korea,
Rep. of |
135
.1 |
3
.5 |
32
|
| 7 |
Korea,
Rep. of |
125
.2 |
3
.3 |
30
|
7 |
China
|
132
.0 |
3
.4 |
14
|
| 8 |
Singapore
|
118
.6 |
3
.2 |
23
|
8 |
Singapore
|
124
.7 |
3
.2 |
22
|
| |
-domestic
exports |
69
.7 |
1
.9 |
20
|
|
-
retained importsa |
76
.0 |
2
.0 |
19
|
| 9 |
Chinese
Taipei |
111
.4 |
3
.0 |
20
|
9 |
Chinese
Taipei |
103
.8 |
2
.7 |
21
|
| 10 |
Switzerland
|
81
.3 |
2
.2 |
16
|
10 |
Switzerland
|
80
.2 |
2
.1 |
18
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 11 |
Mexico
|
79
.8 |
2
.1 |
31
|
11 |
Malaysia
|
77
.7 |
2
.0 |
30
|
| 12 |
Malaysia
|
74
.0 |
2
.0 |
26
|
12 |
Mexico
|
72
.5 |
1
.9 |
-11
|
| 13 |
Russian
Fed.a |
64
.8 |
1
.7 |
26
|
13 |
Thailand
|
69
.1 |
1
.8 |
27
|
| 14 |
Thailand
|
55
.8 |
1
.5 |
23
|
14 |
Australia
|
59
.9 |
1
.5 |
12
|
| 15 |
Australia
|
53
.0 |
1
.4 |
12
|
15 |
Brazil
|
54
.0 |
1
.4 |
50
|
| 16 |
Brazil
|
46
.8 |
1
.2 |
7
|
16 |
Indonesia
|
42
.2 |
1
.1 |
32
|
| 17 |
Saudi
Arabia |
45
.5 |
1
.2 |
11
|
17 |
Russian
Fed.a |
38
.1 |
1
.0 |
12
|
| 18 |
Indonesia
|
45
.0 |
1
.2 |
12
|
18 |
Turkey
|
33
.1 |
0
.9 |
42
|
| 19 |
Norway
|
41
.8 |
1
.1 |
20
|
19 |
Norway
|
32
.6 |
0
.8 |
19
|
| 20 |
India
|
30
.2 |
0
.8 |
20
|
20 |
India
|
31
.7 |
0
.8 |
18
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| 21 |
South
Africa |
28
.5 |
0
.8 |
7
|
21 |
South
Africa |
30
.4 |
0
.8 |
30
|
| 22 |
Poland
|
22
.5 |
0
.6 |
30
|
22 |
Poland
|
30
.0 |
0
.8 |
32
|
| 23 |
Turkey
|
22
.5 |
0
.6 |
24
|
23 |
Israel
|
29
.5 |
0
.8 |
17
|
| 24 |
United
Arab Emirates |
22
.0 |
0
.6 |
16
|
24 |
Philippines
|
27
.1 |
0
.7 |
20
|
| 25 |
Argentina
|
20
.8 |
0
.6 |
33
|
25 |
United
Arab Emirates |
23
.0 |
0
.6 |
12
|
| 26 |
Israel
|
18
.2 |
0
.5 |
8
|
26 |
Saudi
Arabia |
22
.8 |
0
.6 |
0
|
| 27 |
Venezuela
|
17
.8 |
0
.5 |
15
|
27 |
Argentina
|
19
.8 |
0
.5 |
-8
|
| 28 |
Philippines
|
17
.3 |
0
.5 |
30
|
28 |
Czech
Rep.b |
17
.9 |
0
.5 |
42
|
| 29 |
Iran,
Islamic Rep. of |
16
.1 |
0
.4 |
10
|
29 |
Chile
|
15
.7 |
0
.4 |
33
|
| 30 |
Chile
|
16
.0 |
0
.4 |
39
|
30 |
Hungary
|
15
.7 |
0
.4 |
8
|
| |
World
c |
3750.0
|
100.0
|
18
|
|
World
c |
3890.0
|
100.0
|
18
|
a
Data exclude trade with the former Republics of the USSR. Including trade with these
states would lift Russian exports and imports to $80.2 billion and
$55.7 billion, respectively.
b Excluding imports from the Slovak Republic. Including them would
lift Czech imports to $ 20.5 billion.
c Excluding trade among the former Republics of the USSR and
between the Czech and Slovak Republic. Hong Kong re-exports are included. |
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