Comment by throwaway2037 13 days ago I checked these numbers for Thailand: China: 24%, US: 6.73%For Vietnam: China: 32.79%, US: 4.04% 2 comments throwaway2037 Reply riffraff 13 days ago I did too, from the Atlas of Economic Complexity (2023 data).Cambodia's top 3 is China 42%, Thailand 20%, Vietnam 12%Thailand's is China 28.7%, Japan 10.2%, US 6.3%Vietnam's is China 40.8%, South Korea 15.9%, Japan 5%https://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/116/export-baskethttps://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/764/export-baskethttps://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/704/export-basket howmayiannoyyou 13 days ago Non-monetary tariffs: - Regulatory hurdles that prevent import (eg. CE requirements) - Currency manipulation (eg. RMB) - Domestic industrial subsidies (eg. export tax credits). ... you have a lot to learn about international trade.
riffraff 13 days ago I did too, from the Atlas of Economic Complexity (2023 data).Cambodia's top 3 is China 42%, Thailand 20%, Vietnam 12%Thailand's is China 28.7%, Japan 10.2%, US 6.3%Vietnam's is China 40.8%, South Korea 15.9%, Japan 5%https://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/116/export-baskethttps://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/764/export-baskethttps://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/704/export-basket
howmayiannoyyou 13 days ago Non-monetary tariffs: - Regulatory hurdles that prevent import (eg. CE requirements) - Currency manipulation (eg. RMB) - Domestic industrial subsidies (eg. export tax credits). ... you have a lot to learn about international trade.
I did too, from the Atlas of Economic Complexity (2023 data).
Cambodia's top 3 is China 42%, Thailand 20%, Vietnam 12%
Thailand's is China 28.7%, Japan 10.2%, US 6.3%
Vietnam's is China 40.8%, South Korea 15.9%, Japan 5%
https://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/116/export-basket
https://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/764/export-basket
https://atlas.hks.harvard.edu/countries/704/export-basket
Non-monetary tariffs: - Regulatory hurdles that prevent import (eg. CE requirements) - Currency manipulation (eg. RMB) - Domestic industrial subsidies (eg. export tax credits). ... you have a lot to learn about international trade.