This map re-sizes countries based on the amount of goods they export abroad, giving a clear look at the world’s biggest exporters of 2017.
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Largest state exports range from common goods, like autos, planes, and oil, to far more peculiar goods like distillery dregs, lobsters, and soda ash.
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What are the most traded goods in the world? This map shows the 18 top goods, as well as the biggest importer and exporter of each good.
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Which countries have the best reputations for the goods they produce? We look at survey results of 43,000 consumers on products with a country of origin.
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Canada is the largest international trade partner for most U.S. states – use this visualization to see how connected every state is to neighbors to the north.
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This interactive chart shows the breakeven prices that oil-rich countries need to pay for imports. We also dive into Venezuela’s specific crisis as well.
How Chile became a copper powerhouse, and how this helped to propel its economy to become the richest and freest in Latin America.
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American whiskey is experiencing an impressive resurgence, but the road to the current bourbon boom hasn’t always been smooth.
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Use this interactive map to explore fascinating data on international trade. Which countries trade with each other, and which are stuck as hermits?
It’s been two years since the oil price crash. This chart looks at three sets of oil data, while we check in on the economies most ravaged by low oil prices.
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