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China's State of Trade in Global Value Chains: Key Data Analysis

Analyzing China's trade in goods, export and import trends, GDP growth impact, economic structure challenges, and trade partners in 2011. Explore trade modes, FIEs contribution, and major insights. Reliable sources include IMF, China Customs, and World Bank data.

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China's State of Trade in Global Value Chains: Key Data Analysis

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  1. Official Basic Data Related to China’s State of Trade in Goods in the Global Value Chains (GVCs)

  2. Annual Average Increase Rate (%) of Export Volume of Goods - Source of information: IMF weo database, Oct. 2012

  3. Annual Average Increase Rate (%) of Import Volume of Goods - Source of information: IMF weo database, Oct. 2012

  4. Classification of China’s Trade in GoodsSource of Information: China Customs

  5. China’s Trade in Manufactures in 2010 and 2011Source of Information: China Customs US$ billion

  6. Different Modes of China’s Export Trade in Goods- Source of information: China Customs

  7. Different Modes of China’s Import Trade in Goods- Source of information: China Customs

  8. Export and Import by FIEs vis-à-vis Total Export and Import of China- Source of information: China Customs

  9. China’s Trade in Goods with Its Major Partners (2011) Source of Information: China Customs US$ billion

  10. Value of Export/Import of G. & S. (%) of GDPof Major Countries Source of Information: World Bank indicators, April 2012

  11. Annual Average GDP Growth, Constant Prices (%)– Source of information: IMF weo database, Oct. 2012

  12. Problems of China (1.1) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for production approach: World Bank indicators, April 2012

  13. Problems of China (Cont’d. 1.1.1) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for production approach: World Bank

  14. Problems of China (Cont’d. 1.1.2) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for production approach: World Bank

  15. Problems to China (1.2) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for expenditure approach: IMF, World Bank and WTO, April 2012

  16. Problems to China (Cont’d. 1.2.1) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for expenditure approach: IMF, World Bank and WTO

  17. Problems to China (Cont’d. 1.2.2) Economic Structure & Composition (%) of GDP- Sources of information for expenditure approach: IMF, World Bank and WTO

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