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Specific weight of individual countries in world exports and imports

· dynamics annual · rows: 122 · periods: 4 · section: Trade (в России. 2023)

International trade figures are presented here for the period from 2010 to 2022. The rows list sixty-one countries, including Austria, Albania, and Belarus, with export and import indicators provided for each. These rows allow for tracking changes in a specific country's share of global trade turnover over twelve years, comparing positions between countries and observing their development within the global economic system

shown 25 largest of 122
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how it will look

Chart showing the share of individual countries in world exports and imports from 2010 to 2022

Austria — Exports Austria — Imports Albania — Exports Albania — Imports Belarus — Exports Belarus — Imports Belgium — Exports Belgium — Imports Bulgaria — Exports Bulgaria — Imports Hungary — Exports Hungary — Imports 2010 2022

Who grew, who fell: 2010 → 2022

unchanged Ireland — Imports · 2022: 0.60 · 2010: 0.40 · +0.20 Ireland — Imports +0.20 Bulgaria — Exports · 2022: 0.20 · 2010: 0.10 · +0.10 Bulgaria — Exports +0.10 Ireland — Exports · 2022: 0.90 · 2010: 0.80 · +0.10 Ireland — Exports +0.10 Albania — Exports · 2022: 0 · 2010: 0 · +0 Albania — Exports +0 Albania — Imports · 2022: 0 · 2010: 0 · +0 Albania — Imports +0 Belarus — Exports · 2022: 0.20 · 2010: 0.20 · +0 Belarus — Exports +0 Belarus — Imports · 2022: 0.20 · 2010: 0.20 · +0 Belarus — Imports +0 Bulgaria — Imports · 2022: 0.20 · 2010: 0.20 · +0 Bulgaria — Imports +0 Hungary — Exports · 2022: 0.60 · 2010: 0.60 · +0 Hungary — Exports +0 Hungary — Imports · 2022: 0.60 · 2010: 0.60 · +0 Hungary — Imports +0 Greece — Exports · 2022: 0.20 · 2010: 0.20 · +0 Greece — Exports +0 Greece — Imports · 2022: 0.40 · 2010: 0.40 · +0 Greece — Imports +0 Denmark — Imports · 2022: 0.50 · 2010: 0.50 · +0 Denmark — Imports +0 Spain — Exports · 2022: 1.70 · 2010: 1.70 · +0 Spain — Exports +0 Latvia — Exports · 2022: 0.10 · 2010: 0.10 · +0 Latvia — Exports +0 Austria — Imports · 2022: 0.90 · 2010: 1.00 · −0.10 Austria — Imports −0.10 Denmark — Exports · 2022: 0.50 · 2010: 0.60 · −0.10 Denmark — Exports −0.10 Belgium — Imports · 2022: 2.40 · 2010: 2.50 · −0.10 Belgium — Imports −0.10 Austria — Exports · 2022: 0.80 · 2010: 1.00 · −0.20 Austria — Exports −0.20 Belgium — Exports · 2022: 2.50 · 2010: 2.70 · −0.20 Belgium — Exports −0.20 Spain — Imports · 2022: 1.90 · 2010: 2.10 · −0.20 Spain — Imports −0.20 Italy — Exports · 2022: 2.60 · 2010: 2.90 · −0.30 Italy — Exports −0.30 Italy — Imports · 2022: 2.70 · 2010: 3.20 · −0.50 Italy — Imports −0.50 Germany — Imports · 2022: 6.10 · 2010: 6.80 · −0.70 Germany — Imports −0.70 Germany — Exports · 2022: 6.60 · 2010: 8.20 · −1.60 Germany — Exports −1.60

Set in numbers

Rosstat data for 2010–2022. Series: 122, period: 4. Shown by items: Austria — Exports; Austria — Imports; Albania — Exports; Albania — Imports; Belarus — Exports and others

Germany — Exports: the indicator fell from 8.2 to 6.6 in 2010–2022 — by 19.5%. The highest value was 8.2 (2010), the lowest was 6.6 (2022). Of the 13 largest series, 3 increased and 10 decreased

All table numbers are series: 122

How to read this table

The rows differ by the list of countries and the division of indicators into export and import operations. These data allow for comparing the foreign trade volumes of different states, assessing their scale of presence in the global market, and identifying which countries increased or decreased their influence in the export and import of goods. This structure enables a detailed analysis of the foreign trade relations of each country in the list over the specified period

What is visible in these numbers

The five largest values: Germany — Exports (8.2), Germany — Imports (6.8), Italy — Imports (3.2), Italy — Exports (2.9), Belgium — Exports (2.7). The gap between the highest and lowest is 82 times. The top five account for 63.3% of the total for all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top

Observations are annual, the dataset contains 4 periods. Of the 100 possible values, 100 (100%) are filled, meaning the table is almost entirely complete

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Period and application

The data covers the period from 2010 to 2022 and is based on official Rosstat data from the Trade in Russia 2023 yearbook. The statistics are intended for economic researchers, students, and analysts studying global market conditions and the foreign economic indicators of individual states. Data is updated as new annual industry yearbooks are released, providing access to current information on the global trade positions of countries