ISRAEL TOP TEN EXPORT IN 2018

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The following export product
groups represent the highest
dollar value in Israeli global
shipments during 2018. Also
shown is the percentage share
each export category represents
in terms of overall exports from
Israel.
1. Gems, precious metals: US
$14.9 billion (24% of total
exports)
2. Electrical machinery,
equipment: $8.5 billion
(13.8%)
3. Pharmaceuticals: $5.6 billion
(9.1%)
4. Optical, technical, medical
apparatus: $5.3 billion
(8.6%)
5. Machinery including
computers: $4.9 billion
(7.8%)
6. Other chemical goods: $3.3
billion (5.3%)
7. Plastics, plastic articles: $2.9
billion (4.7%)
8. Aircraft, spacecraft: $2.2
billion (3.6%)
9. Mineral fuels including oil:
$1.4 billion (2.3%)
10. Organic chemicals: $1.4
billion (2.3%)
Israel’s top 10 exports accounted
for 81.5% of the overall value of
its global shipments.
Mineral fuels including oil was
the fastest-growing among the
top 10 export categories, up by
59.5% from 2017 to 2018.
In second place for improving
export sales was miscellaneous
chemical goods which gained
17.6%.
Israeli electrical machinery and
equipment posted the third-
fastest improvement thanks to its
14.2% uptick, trailed by optical,
technical or medical apparatus
up by 13.8%.
There were three declining
categories namely aircraft and
spacecraft (down -29.3%),
pharmaceuticals (down -22.6%)
then gems and precious metals
(down -2.7%).
From the more granular four-
digit Harmonized Tariff System
code level, Israel’s most valuable
exported goods were
unmounted diamonds (23.2% of
total), medication mixes in
dosage (7.3%), integrated
circuits and microassemblies
(5.3%), aircraft parts (3.5%),
chemical industry products
(3.1%) then mobile phones
(2.9%).
 
the State of Israel shipped US
$61.9 billion worth of goods around
the globe in 2018. That dollar amount
reflects a -10.2% decline since 2014
but a modest 1.2% uptick from 2017 to
2018.
Based on estimates from the Central
Intelligence Agency’s World Factbook,
Israel’s exported goods plus services
represent 28.9% of total Israeli
economic output or Gross Domestic
Product. That percentage encompasses
re-exports. The analysis above focuses
on exported products only.
From a continental perspective, 32.3%
of Israeli exports by value were
delivered to European countries while
29% were sold to North American
importers. Israel shipped another
28.1% worth of goods to Asia, with
smaller percentages going to Latin
America (2.9%) excluding Mexico but
including the Caribbean, Africa (1.3%)
and Oceania (1%) led by Australia.
Given Israel’s population of 8.4 million
people, its total $61.9 billion in 2018
exports translates to roughly $7,400 for
every resident in the Middle Eastern
country.
Israel’s unemployment rate was 4.3%
as of January 2019 up from 3.7% from
one year earlier, according to Trading
Economics.
 
I thought you are going to do comparison with our dear nation Tz......
 
nope,Tanzania hairuhusiwi takwimu ni top secret,i will compare with UAE,saud,qatar,Turkey,iran etc
 
Turkey
shipped
US$168
billion
worth of
goods
around
the globe
in 2018,
up by 6.6% since 2014 and up by 7%
from 2017 to 2018.
Based on estimates from the Central
Intelligence Agency’s World Factbook,
Turkey’s exported goods plus services
represent 24.9% of total Turkish
economic output or Gross Domestic
Product. The analysis below focuses on
exported products only.
From a continental perspective, 57% of
Turkish exports by value are delivered
to European countries while 24.9% are
sold to Asian importers. Turkey ships
another 8.4% worth of goods to Africa
and 6.1% to North American
customers. A much smaller percentage
of Turkish exports arrived in Latin
America (1.6%) excluding Mexico but
including the Caribbean.
Given Turkey’s population of 81.3
million people, its total $168 billion in
2018 exports translates to roughly
$2,100 for every resident in the Middle
Eastern country.
Turkey’s unemployment rate was
11.6% as of October 2018 up from
10.3% one year earlier, according to
Trading Economics.
 
The following export product
groups represent the highest
dollar value in Turkish global
shipments during 2018. Also
shown is the percentage share
each export category represents
in terms of overall exports from
Turkey.
1. Vehicles: US$26.8 billion
(15.9% of total exports)
2. Machinery including
computers: $15.8 billion
(9.4%)
3. Iron, steel: $11.6 billion
(6.9%)
4. Knit or crochet clothing,
accessories: $9.1 billion
(5.4%)
5. Electrical machinery,
equipment: $8.7 billion
(5.2%)
6. Gems, precious metals: $7.2
billion (4.3%)
7. Articles of iron or steel: $6.5
billion (3.9%)
8. Clothing, accessories (not
knit or crochet): $6.3 billion
(3.7%)
9. Plastics, plastic articles: $6
billion (3.6%)
10. Mineral fuels including oil:
$4.4 billion (2.6%)
Turkey’s top 10 exports
accounted for three-fifths
(60.9%) of the overall value of its
global shipments.
The iron and steel metals
category was the fastest-
growing among Turkey’s top 10
export categories via its 40.6%
increase from 2017 to 2018.
Lagging in second place were
actual exported goods made
from iron or steel, up 16.9%.
Exported machinery including
computers posted the third-
fastest gain in value up 14.5%,
trailed by exported Turkish
vehicles which improved 11.8%.
Only one top product category
declined namely gems and
precious metals which dropped
-10.7% year over year, thanks
mainly to diminished
international sales of gold.
 
Sisi tumedhamiria kuua upinzani kwanza, ndio kipaumbele chetu. Hayo mengine hayatuhusu.
 
Tanzania vipi maana kauli mbiu ya uchaguzi ilikuwa ni Viwanda masikini mwijage akaishia kututangazia vyerehani vinne made in China mwenye navyo aseme viingizwe kwenye takwimu
 
Njopino said:
Ndio maana mtu mwingine kwenye data kama hizi anakuuliza 'so what' kwa kuwa sio kipaumbeke chetu ila ungemwambia jimbo la Nassari limechukuliwa na ccm bila kupingwa ingekuwa poa
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nimesoma umakini sana nikitarajia unipe-connection na yetu sijaona,ishu ya nassari ni muhimu kuliko huu utoto ulopost,ngoja na Mimi nije na dataza export za yemen
 
The only said:
nimesoma umakini sana nikitarajia unipe-connection na yetu sijaona,ishu ya nassari ni muhimu kuliko huu utoto ulopost,ngoja na Mimi nije na dataza export za yemen
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Mkuu mbona unanishukia kama mimi ndo mtoa thread, inawezekana nilichopost ni cha kitoto lakini swali lako ni la kitoto zaidi. Au ulitegemea kwenye hizo data ukute isra vs tz ndio upate connection? munakwama wap vijana,
 
Njopino said:
Mkuu mbona unanishukia kama mimi ndo mtoa thread, inawezekana nilichopost ni cha kitoto lakini swali lako ni la kitoto zaidi. Au ulitegemea kwenye hizo data ukute isra vs tz ndio upate connection? munakwama wap vijana,
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sasa whats so special with israel ,hadi uupostie umma wa watanzania ,twende taratibu,mpaka uamue kupost jambo ni lazima liwe na impact kwa hadhila (walaji ) aidha kuburudisha ,kuelimisha ,kuhamasisha etc ,kawaida uzi nikiusoma naondoka na jambo hapa nimeondoka kama nilivyo,bosi wangu ,kwani israel ina uspecial gani? si nchi tu ya kawaida ukitoa mauongo ya kiimani
 
@TheOnly,umeondoka kapa kwasababu you dont think critically.connection ni kuwa naweza kuweka data za israel,canada,oman etc,lakini siwezi weka data za nchi yangu,
 
@TheOnly,you dont think,hili ni jukwaa la kimataifa,so linahusu mambo ya kimataifa,get it?,haya connect huu uzi na ishu ya IMF na worldbank iliyo katika headline kwasasa
 
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