This section provides an overview of the selected country’s current situation. We have chosen 10 representative data points to help you quickly understand its export industry.

Here gives the definition of three index: Highest export revenue Product、Product Export revenue ranking and Most Similar economy on Export Industry Constitution.
①Highest export revenue Product:For any product in a specific year, identify all the exporting economies. Using the per capita GDP given by international organizations, we calculate the weighted average of the per capita GDP of all exporting countries (Based on shares of that product’s global export value). This weighted average value is the economic Export revenue for that product during that year. Choose the highest one among the export list of an economy.
②Product Export revenue ranking:To a current year, we obtain the export revenue index by calculating the weighted average of the economy export revenue. Only available to 205 countries or regions with relatively complete data which you can choose on the homepage. Now a ranking list is created.
③Most similar on export Industry Constitution:Referring to the country or region that is closest to the current economy. This is a combined result of Export Product Structure、Gross Domestic Product and per capita GDP.

Utilizing macro-statistical data and trade import and export figures during the past two years, we conduct an annual analysis of the main import and export products as well as the main trading partners of each country.

If you need to switch the analysis subject, please select the corresponding country in the top left corner, or you can visit the data center to view the rankings of all countries under specific indicators.

All data presented in trade history in sourced by Dalian Infobank. For analysis subjects with undisclosed data, we adopt a mirroring method by aggregating the data of all trading partners within the corresponding time period as the total trade volume of the target economy during that period.

This tool assists users in analyzing and positioning changes in trade value and the primary influencing factors for specific categories or economies in the international market between two selected years.

To begin, you need to identify the economy of interest in the top-left corner and determine the direction of trade you are interested in (import or export).

Next, choose from three analysis perspectives: trade amount for the current year, growth within a specified time period, or growth rate within that time period.

Then, specify the level of details you would like for the trade product, based on the HS code system.

Finally, select the analysis year or time period. (Available time periods range from 2010 to the latest year.)

Click the "Reset" button to rebuild the visualization.

Special Notes:

For growth and growth rate analysis within a specified time period, we categorize the query results into two options for visualization: Positive Growth and Negative Growth. You can choose between the two charts based on your needs.

When change value within a specified time period mode is on, a preliminary analysis result will appear below the console. This result is automatically generated by the program based on the query results.

When analyzing time periods, the comparison is based on the total annual amount of data obtained. If the data for current year is incomplete or still being updated, it may occur that the aggregated data for five months of the latest year is compared with the complete data for another year, resulting in a situation where exports of all categories are decreasing.

Map

After selecting a specific year, the economies on the global map are colored based on the export value of the current economy. The darker the color, the greater the export value of the analyzed year for that economy. When a competing economy is chosen, the colors of the economies on the map will reflect the relative competitiveness of the current economy and the competitor within the market region. The greater the difference in export value, the deeper the color. Additionally, the export competitiveness of specific goods can be analyzed by HS code. Furthermore, when the export value is switched to growth rate in the analysis options, the coloring will be determined by the difference between the two analyzed years (the change in export value).

Scatter Plot Mode

This mode allows an understanding of the import and export data between current economy and its competitors in a specific year. It provides a categorical breakdown of the trade surplus or deficit between the two economies. The competing countries, the analysis year, and the level of detail for the analysis categories (down to HS4) can be customized.

We have provided quick options for the top three trade competitors of the analyzed economy (based on total trade amount) for convenience.

This module displays the import/export and net value classifications for the current economy.

The image on the left allows an analysis of the trade value for import and export products, as well as the ranking of export international competitiveness for various products (broken down into broad Product categories, HS2, HS4, and HS6) within the current economy. This provides a direct understanding of its position in the industrial chain and the global goods trade market.

After selecting the economy to be analyzed, you can observe the international trade import and export data for various products and major product categories on a category-by-category basis. On the right-side control panel, you can customize the analysis categories and time period, define sorting priorities, and interact with the icons of major categories in the lower left corner to either exclude or separately analyze the trade situation of specific products.

The statistical units here are all in USD.

Based on complete yearly data, we quantify the export proximity between products represented by HS4 codes through mathematical methods. This page provides a visualization of the calculated results.

On the left is the proximity matrix. It displays the proximity through a heatmap. For any given region within the headmap, its horizontal and vertical coordinates represent two Hs4 codes. The higher the brightness, the stronger the correlation. The data has been normalized to ensure effective visualization. If the numerical reaches the preset value, we consider there to be a relationship between the two.

On the right side is the search bar. You can enter a currently traded HS4 code in, find the hs4 code with the highest export proximity to it. Please note that the calculation results may differ from your expectations, as not all related products have an export relation. For instance, certain textiles may require imported raw materials, and if the processing country does not allow these raw materials to export or lacks of the material. Under this situation, the raw materials and the finished product have a supply chain connection, but this may not be reflected in the calculation of export data proximity.

The export proximity displayed on this page primarily reflects the closeness of demand for production factors between products, outlining the likelihood of two products being exported in large quantities within the same country and during the same period.

This module assists users in understanding the international trade product structure of the currently selected country. It examines the product space and competitive industries of the country from three analysis angles: the Revealed Comparative Advantage index, export value, and relative distance from the industries already possessed by the country.

Depend on historical trade data, this module also analyzes the negative list of the country (industries prohibited by the government or unable to develop due to objective reasons), assessing the difficulty and potential benefits of developing industries that currently lack export competitive advantages.

Meanwhile, you can select a competitor country to observe the product competitiveness between the current country and the competitor, including competitive trends and potential complementarity.

We also provide a global trend mode, which showcases the most competitive and largest exporting countries for each product in a specific analysis year.

Due to the limited space, only a brief description is provided here. For more detailed explanations of concepts and principles, please refer to the comprehensive document on industrial space.