This research tool hosted by Michigan State University allows you to fine tune your results by country, trade bloc, economic classification, industry, and state.
Contains the chapter-by-chapter listing of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and general notes. Links correspond to the various sections in the Table of Contents for the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.
A joint initiative of OECD and UNSD to provide an understanding of the structure of MNEs. On the dashboard, select an MNE to see all of its associated information, including subsidiaries, websites, and media mentions.
Includes U.S. exports and imports of by product and partner at the national and state levels. Some data available for exports from Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) by product and partner.
directory of annotated links to high-quality English-language sources of information and analysis. Sites are selected for long-term value, favoring those with cost-free, authoritative information and analysis online.
Learn about the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and see the latest news from the Economic Development, Tourism, Trade, Industry, Mining (ETTIM) department.
Articles, commentary, and reports about political events, economic developments, and social issues of the Pacific Islands. Hosted by the East-West Center's Pacific Islands Development Program.
Independent publisher of business information and opportunities in the European Union with additional focus on candidate countries wishing to join the EU.
News and analysis on Central Asia, including Armenia, Georgia, and the ...stan countries (Uzbekistan, etc.). Click on Topics to see articles under Economy.
Official EU portal for exporters and importers with information on tariffs, rules of origin, taxes and additional duties, import procedures and formalities, product requirements, trade barriers, and trade flow statistics.
Independent publisher of business information and opportunities in the European Union with additional focus on candidate countries wishing to join the EU.
Classifications are meant to reflect transfer and convertibility risk (i.e. the risk a government imposes capital or exchange controls that prevent an entity from converting local currency into foreign currency and/or transferring funds to creditors located outside the country) and cases of force majeure (e.g. war, expropriation, revolution, civil disturbance, floods, earthquakes).
