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Exports

Volume 165: debated on Tuesday 16 January 1990

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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) what exports per capita were in each of the OECD countries, in the latest year for which figures are available;(2) what percentage of gross domestic product exports amounted to in each of the OECD countries, in the latest year for which figures are available.

The data for exports per capita and exports as a percentage share of gross domestic product in each of the OECD countries for 1988 are shown in the table:

Exports of goods per capita US $Exports of goods as a percentage of gross domestic product
United Kingdom2,53917·8
United States of America1,3016·7
Canada4,31423·2
Japan2,1619·3
Germany5,26826·9
France2,89517·1
Italy2,24815·6
Netherlands6,98145·2
Belgium/Luxembourg8,96359·3
Australia1,97613·3
New Zealand2,65221·0
Austria4,08624·5
Denmark5,27925·2
Finland4,39420·7
Greece164914·6
Iceland5,78123·8
Ireland5,29560·6
Norway5,34324·9
Portugal1,03325·5
Spain1,03211·8
Sweden5,89127·9
Switzerland7,60127·4
Turkey21516·2
1 The data for Greece refers to 1987.

Source: OECD Monthly Statistics of Foreign Trade.

OECD Main Economic Indicators.