Trade
Three rankings on trade: container port traffic, high-technology exports and trade as a share of GDP.
Trade as a share of GDP measures openness rather than size. The leaders are entrepôt hubs such as Hong Kong, Luxembourg and Singapore, which re-export much of what they import and so post trade values far above their domestic output. Large economies with big internal markets — the United States, Japan, China — post low ratios and do not appear in the top 30 at all.
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Tech
High-Technology Exports by Country (2007–2024)
Sovereign and dependent territory rows of the World Bank “High-technology exports (current US$)” indicator (top 30 by most recent year). High-technology products are R&D-intensive goods — aerospace, computers,…
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Economy
Container Port Traffic by Country (2010–2024)
Sovereign and dependent territory rows of the World Bank “Container port traffic (TEU: 20 foot equivalent units)” indicator (top 30 by most recent year). National totals across all…
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Economy
Trade Share of GDP by Country (1960–2024)
Sovereign rows of the World Bank “Trade (% of GDP)” indicator. Top 30 by most recent year. Values exceeding 100% reflect re-exports and small open economies. Aggregates excluded.…