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By the export quota one understands the portion of the exports of a national economy of the gross domestic product. It informs thus about the range of the trade, which the national economy carries on. A comparable term is the import ratio. To judge the export quota (contrary to the import ratio) consulted around the degree of the openness of a national economy. Thus can be determined, a country exports which portion of its goods and services used up and which portion it. The export quota (=Offenheitsgrad) amounted to in Germany in the year 2004 40.2%.

Selected national economies

Singapore is a typical movement of goods place in Eastern Asia. Goods are shipped to Singapore and further-shipped from there without subsequent treatment. According to high exports and imported goods has Singapore and reaches an export quota of almost 200%.


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