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TOTALCOmmerCiALServiCeS
3,695
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Transport
785
US$ billion
Travel
940
US$ billion
Othercommercialservices
1,970
US$ billion
TOTALmerCHANDiSe
14,851
US$ billion
AgrIculTure
1,362
US$ billion
Food
1,119
US$ billion
FuelS & MInIngProducTS
3,026
US$ billion
MAnuFAcTureS
9,962
US$ billion
Chemicals
1,705
US$ billion
Other semi-manufactures
941
US$ billion
Machinery and transport equipment
5,082
US$ billion
Clothing
351
US$ billion
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Introduction
1. Acknowledgements 22. A message rom the Director-General 33. Understanding International Trade Statistics 44. WTO members and observers 6Composition o geographical regions 75. Economies by size o merchandise trade 2010 8Economies by size o trade in commercial services 2010 96. Abbreviations & symbols 10
Trade data:
List o tables 181. Overview 192. Trade by region 203. Leading traders 244. Bilateral trade o leading traders 285. Regional trade agreements 366. Least-developed countries 407. Foreign aliates trade in services 44
Trade data:
List o tables 571. Overview 592. Agricultural products 643. Fuels and mining products 754. Manuactures 80
Trade data:
List o tables 1421. Overview 1442. Transportation services 1463. Travel 1514. Other commercial services 156
Composition, denitions & methodology
1. Composition o geographical and economic groupings 1842. Denitions and methodology 1883. Specic notes or selected economies 1954. Statistical sources 198
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This publication has been prepared under the direction o Hubert Escaith,Chie Statistician and Andreas Maurer, Chie, International Trade StatisticsSection. The coordination and supervision o table, chart and map productiono the report was carried out by Ninez Piezas-Jerbi, with the assistance oLuz Alejandra Barajas-Barbosa and Sara Nuñez Evora. Statistical research,data compilation and the preparation o estimates were conducted by Barbarad’Andrea-Adrian, Christophe Degain, Florian Eberth, Antonella Liberatore, JoscelynMagdeleine, Yann Marcus, Ninez Piezas-Jerbi, Bekele Tamenu, and Ying Yan.Acknowledgements are due to the multilateral, national and privateinstitutions or providing their statistics. The detailed statisticalsources used in this report are presented in Chapter IV.The International Trade Statistics Section also wishes to thank colleagues romthe Inormation and External Relations Division (IERD) and the LanguagesDocumentation and Inormation Management Division (LDIMD) whose collaborationis vital in the production o this report. In particular, recognition is due to AnthonyMartin, Serge Marin-Pache, Steve Cooper, and to the French and Spanishtranslators or rendering the report in the WTO’s other ocial languages.Finally, we wish to thank the community o “International Trade Statistics”users or their suggestions and comments on previous editions. Their regulareed-back allows us to better provide them with relevant statistical data.This publication is also available online at www.wto.org/statisticsFor more inormation on the contents o this report, comments or suggestions orimprovement may be sent by email to the International Trade Statistics Section(statistics@wto.org).
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