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The GTA database now includes more than 52'500 records of unilateral commercial policy interventions since November 2008. Click below to export them all into one file.
The GTA Handbook describes the methodology used by the GTA team to assemble this dataset.
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This inventory contains information on corporate subsidies awarded and changes in corporate subsidy policies by 148 customs territories since 1 November 2008. This inventory was published in May 2023 and follows the release of our first inventory in October 2021.
The explanatory note below provides more information about the contents and construction of this database. The powerpoint presentation below includes factual findings from a preliminary analysis of Inventory 2.0 and draws out policy implications. Inventory 2.1 contains the same corporate subsidies as inventory 2.0
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This database contains estimates of the change (hence the Δ) in the shares of a jurisdiction's imports that are covered by trade distortions implemented by the importing nation and by third party governments. Taking 1 November 2008 as the starting point, the estimates available refer to the change in goods imports covered by trade distortions for each year 2009 to 2023. Estimates are provided for 243 customs territories, with information provided for certain regional trade agreements.
The explanatory note below provides more information about the contents and construction of this database.
Please send any questions and requests for additional information to email address data@globaltradealert.org.
COMING SOON
This database will reveal the degree to which bilateral goods exports are exposed to commercial policy interventions in the importing and exporting jurisdictions as well as exporter support offered by third party governments. Estimates of bilateral trade exposure are being calculated for 2009 to 2023.
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The GTA team documents a broad range of policy choices. Each state act is characterised using a taxonomy of more than a dozen variables. The classification is further supported with data on international flows of goods, services, migration and investment.
The GTA handbook describes the database structure, the assessment criteria, the interpretation of the different variables as well as the data origins.
For questions, please contact us through data@globaltradealert.org.
All content is available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, except where otherwise stated.