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Search : More Options | Search Tips Bangkok, Thailand APTIAD Home     Trade agreements database     Interactive trade indicators     Glossary   Interactive Trade Indicators     >> ITI Indices  Back to ITI home    Export Value    Import Value    Export Growth    Import Growth    Export Share    Import Share    Trade Share    Trade Intensity    Regional Hirschmann    Sectoral Hirschmann    RCA    Regional Orientation    Complementarity    Competitiveness    IIT (Sectoral)    IIT (Aggregate)    IIT (Sectoral Marginal)    IIT (Aggregate Marginal)    Regional Market Share Trade Intensity We can think of the trade intensity index as a uniform export share. In other words, the statistic tells us whether or not a region exports more (as a percentage) to a given destination than the world does on average. It is interpreted in much the same way as an export share. It does not suffer from any ‘size’ bias, so we can compare the statistic across regions, and over time when exports are growing rapidly. Select source region: Total All Australia Bangladesh Cambodia China Hong Kong (China) India Indonesia Japan Korea Rep. Macao (China) Malaysia Maldives Mongolia New Zealand Pakistan Philippines Russian Federation Singapore Sri Lanka Thailand United States Vietnam World (other countries) ANZCERTA ANZSCEP APTA ASEAN BIMSTEC SAFTA Select destination region: Total All Australia Bangladesh Cambodia China Hong Kong (China) India Indonesia Japan Korea Rep. Macao (China) Malaysia Maldives Mongolia New Zealand Pakistan Philippines Russian Federation Singapore Sri Lanka Thailand United States Vietnam World (other countries) ANZCERTA ANZSCEP APTA ASEAN BIMSTEC SAFTA Select commodity: Total All Total Live animals Meat and edible meat offal Fish,crustacean, mollusc and other Dairy prod, birds eggs, natural honey Products of animal origin Live tree, other plant, bulb, root Edible vegetables and certain roots Edible fruit and nuts Coffee, tea, matn and spices. Cereals Prod.mill.indust, malt, starches Oil seed, oleagi fruits, miscell grains Lac, gums, resins & other vegetable Vegetable plaiting materials Animal fats, oils, their cleavage products Prep of meat, fish or crustaceans, Sugars and sugar confectionery. Cocoa and cocoa preparations. Prep.of cereal, flour, starch,milk Preparations of vegetable, fruit, nuts Miscellaneous edible preparations. Beverages, spirits and vinegar. Residues, waste from the food industries Tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes Salt, sulphur, earth, stone, plastering materials Ores, slag and ash. Mineral fuels, oils, products thereof Inorganic chemicals, compounds of precious metals Organic chemicals. Pharmaceutical products. Fertilisers. Tanning,dyeing extract Essential oils, resinoids, perfumery, cosmetic Soap, organic surface-active agents Albuminoidal substances, glues, enzymes Explosives, pyrotechnic products Photographic or cinematographic goods Miscellaneous chemical products. Plastics and articles thereof. Rubber and articles thereof. Raw hides and skins (other than fur) Articles of leather, saddlery,harne Furskins and artificial fur Wood and articles of wood Cork and articles of cork. Manufactures of straw, other plaiting mate Pulp of wood, of other cellulosic materials Paper and paperboard Silk. Wool, fine coarse animal hair, horsehair Cotton. Other vegetable textile fibres Man-made filaments. Man-made staple fibres. Wadding, felt and nonwoven, yarns Carpets and other textile floor covering Special woven fabrics, tufted textile fabrics Impregnated, coated, coverd,laminated textile fabr Knitted or crocheted fabrics. Knitted art of apparel & clothing accessories Art of apparel and clothing accessories Other made up textile articles Footwear, gaiters and the like Headgear and parts thereof. Umbrellas, walking-sticks, seat-sticks Prepared feathers and down, artificial flowers Art of stone, plaster, cement Ceramic products. Glass and glassware. Natural,cultured pearls, precious stone Iron and steel. Articles of iron or steel. Nickel and articles thereof. Aluminium and articles thereof. Lead and articles thereof. Tool, implement, cutlery, spoon,forks Miscellaneous articles of base metals Nuclear reactors, boilers, parts Electrical mchy equip parts thereof Railw,tramway locomotives and parts Vehicles of railw,tramw roll-stock Aircraft, spacecraft, and parts Ships, boats and floating structure Optical, photo, cinemato and parts Clocks and watches and parts Arms and ammunition, parts Furnitur, bedding, mattress Toys, games & sports requisites Miscellaneous manufactured articles Works of art, collector pieces Select year: All 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996       Definition: The trade intensity statistic is the ratio of two export shares. The numerator is the share of the destination of interest in the exports of the region under study. The denominator is the share of the destination of interest in the exports of the world as a whole. Range of values: Takes a value between 0 and +∞. Values greater than 1 indicate an ‘intense’ trade relationship. For further note on this indicator, including an example and formula, see the relevant section of Trade Statistics in Policymaking: A Handbook of Commonly Used Trade Indices and Indicators.
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