Exports of goods, services, income and workers' remittances (BoP, current US$) - BOP - Basic Inds. and Nat. Accts - African Development Indicators



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Exports of goods and services (XGS) are the total value of goods and services exported as well as income and worker remittances received. Worker remittances include compensation of employees. Data on exports and imports (on a balance of payments basis), international reserves, and current account balances are drawn mainly from the files of the IMF, complemented by World Bank staff estimates. Balance of payments data are presented according to the fifth edition of the IMF's Balance of Payments Manual, which made several adjustments to its presentation of trade statistics. Coverage of goods was expanded to include in imports the value of goods received for processing and repair (on a gross basis). Their subsequent re-export is recorded in exports (also on a gross basis). This approach will cause a country's imports and exports to increase without affecting the balance of goods. In addition, all capital transfers, which were included with current transfers in the fourth edition of the Balance of Payments Manual, are now shown in a separate capital (as opposed to financial) account, and so do not contribute to the current account balance. Data are in current U.S. dollars. Source: World Bank, Global Development Finance.
Exports of goods, services, income and workers' remittances (BoP, current US$) - BOP - Basic Inds. and Nat. Accts - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value

1Africa (2007)611,208,919,823
2Sub-Saharan Africa (2007)351,386,242,212
3Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa and Nigeria (2007)176,664,501,018
4Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa (2005)174,994,090,588
5South Africa (2008)104,632,492,762
6Nigeria (2007)87,294,876,982
7Egypt (2007)55,362,800,000
8Libya (2007)51,540,200,000
9Angola (2007)44,739,877,726
10Morocco (2007)35,002,743,943
11Tunisia (2007)22,065,958,651
12Algeria (1991)13,026,396,812
13Sudan (2007)11,213,952,666
14Ivory Coast (2007)9,633,882,772
15Kenya (2007)7,579,870,658
16Botswana (2007)6,645,712,813
17Ghana (2007)6,205,363,840
18Republic of the Congo (2007)6,150,853,986
19Mauritius (2008)5,763,665,288
20Gabon (2005)5,648,024,512
21Cameroon (2007)5,164,178,053
22Zambia (2007)4,966,782,000
23Senegal (2007)4,120,333,542
24Tanzania (2007)4,029,651,754
25Uganda (2008)3,886,680,528
26Namibia (2007)3,800,039,408
27Mozambique (2008)3,409,453,403
28Ethiopia (2007)3,085,107,666
29Swaziland (2007)2,481,768,300
30Zimbabwe (1994)2,371,838,642
31Mali (2007)2,308,492,973
32Lesotho (2007)1,411,375,549
33Madagascar (2005)1,357,158,962
34Guinea (2007)1,327,800,000
35Togo (2006)1,218,157,422
36Benin (2006)1,162,588,446
37Seychelles (2007)884,407,832
38Cape Verde (2007)737,844,197
39Niger (2006)689,565,538
40Liberia (2007)562,229,180
41Sierra Leone (2007)524,576,210
42Malawi (2002)478,732,110
43Rwanda (2007)439,584,024
44Mauritania (1998)397,271,091
45Djibouti (2007)345,282,775
46Burkina Faso (2001)318,840,003
47Gambia (2007)285,998,951
48Chad (1994)195,855,692
49Equatorial Guinea (1996)180,356,879
50Central African Republic (1994)179,033,068
51Guinea-Bissau (2004)111,680,289
52Eritrea (2000)106,859,611
53Burundi (2007)92,579,450
54Somalia (1989)67,700,594
55Comoros (1995)61,438,665
56Sao Tome and Principe (2007)19,776,885
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