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Global Tech Service Trade Indicators
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This trading dataset details the global flow of computer and communication services between 2000 and 2022. The primary focus is on showing the import and export percentages of these commercial services for nearly every trading country worldwide. It serves as a vital resource for economic modelling, providing insight into how nations participate in the digital service economy and how these patterns have evolved over two decades. The data is suitable for immediate cleaning or transformation depending on the user's analytic goal.
Columns
The dataset contains 27 columns structured around country identification and time series data:
- Country Name: The name of the trading country.
- Country Code: The corresponding unique country code (e.g., AFG).
- Series Name: Specifies the trading type being measured, typically representing computer, communications, and other services as a percentage of commercial service exports.
- Series Code: A code used to identify the specific indicator being tracked (e.g., TX.VAL.OTHR.ZS.WT).
- Year Columns (2000 [YR2000] through 2022 [YR2022]): These 23 columns contain the annual data points showing the relevant percentages for each country for the specified trading type.
Distribution
The data is typically available in a CSV format. It is structured across 27 columns and contains approximately 532 valid records, covering the required time span and geographic range. The typical file size is around 236.68 kB.
Usage
This dataset is ideal for tracking and analysing long-term global trends in the trade of digital and technical services. It can be used for:
- Economic Research: Studying the growth and liberalisation of the digital service sector across different economies.
- Policy Formulation: Assisting governmental or trade organisations in developing trade policies related to technology services.
- Market Analysis: Identifying emerging markets or declining trends in the global outsourcing or service export industry.
- Benchmarking: Comparing the performance of individual countries in international service trade over time.
Coverage
The dataset offers worldwide coverage, including information on nearly every trading country on the planet. The time span ranges from the year 2000 through to 2022. The scope is specifically limited to the import and export percentages of computer and communication services within the context of total commercial service trade.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
- Economists: For macro-level analysis of global service trade imbalances.
- Government Analysts: To inform bilateral and multilateral trade negotiations regarding digital services.
- Financial Professionals: For assessing sovereign risk related to economic reliance on technological service exports.
- Academic Researchers: For generating time-series models demonstrating economic development related to digital exports.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Global Tech Service Trade Indicators 2000-2022
- International Computer and Communication Services Trade Data
- World Import/Export Service Percentages
- Digital Service Trade Flow Analysis
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Original Data Source: Global Tech Service Trade Indicators
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