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Russia Becomes Sixth Among Major Economies With Lowest Dependence on Exports
Russia Becomes Sixth Among Major Economies With Lowest Dependence on Exports
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Russia has become the sixth among the world's largest economies in 2024 in terms of dependence on exports, Sputnik calculations based on data from national statistical services revealed on Sunday.
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Sputnik has analyzed data on the ratio of the export value of goods and services in 2024 to gross domestic product (GDP) of the 25 countries with the largest nominal size of their economies. The average dependence on foreign supplies in these countries amounted to 40.7%. According to the results of last year, Russia's dependence on exports was half the world average - only 21.9%. The exports of India (21%) and China (21.1%), which ranked fourth and fifth, respectively, as well as Indonesia (22.2%), Australia (23.7%) and Japan (22.8%), which ranked seventh to ninth, accounted for approximately the same percentage of GDP. The United States is the country least dependent on exports, with foreign supplies of goods and services accounting for only 10.9% of the economy. Argentina (15.3%) and Brazil (17.9%) are also among the three countries with the lowest share of exports as a proportion of GDP. In contrast, Germany (41.8%), South Korea (44.6%), Poland (52.7%), Switzerland (72.2%), and the Netherlands (84.2%) accounted for an above-average share of exports as a share of GDP. Ireland became the absolute leader, with a record 147.6% of GDP in exports of goods and services, a record for large economies.
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Russia Becomes Sixth Among Major Economies With Lowest Dependence on Exports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has become the sixth among the world's largest economies in 2024 in terms of dependence on exports, Sputnik calculations based on data from national statistical services revealed on Sunday.
Sputnik has analyzed data on the ratio of the export value of goods and services in 2024 to gross domestic product (GDP) of the 25 countries with the largest nominal size of their economies. The average dependence on foreign supplies in these countries amounted to 40.7%.
According to the results of last year, Russia's dependence on exports was half the world average - only 21.9%. The exports of India (21%) and China (21.1%), which ranked fourth and fifth, respectively, as well as Indonesia (22.2%), Australia (23.7%) and Japan (22.8%), which ranked seventh to ninth, accounted for approximately the same percentage of GDP.
The United States is the country least dependent on exports, with foreign supplies of goods and services accounting for only 10.9% of the economy. Argentina (15.3%) and Brazil (17.9%) are also among the three countries with the lowest share of exports as a proportion of GDP.
In contrast, Germany (41.8%), South Korea (44.6%), Poland (52.7%), Switzerland (72.2%), and the Netherlands (84.2%) accounted for an above-average share of exports as a share of GDP. Ireland became the absolute leader, with a record 147.6% of GDP in exports of goods and services, a record for large economies.
