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146 III. Country Profiles BRAZIL Key Scores and Trends Rank Score 2013 2011 Change 2013 2011 Change Overall 74/140 72/140 -2 44/100 43/100 1 Depth 130/140 133/140 3 7/50 6/50 1 Breadth 21/140 17/140 -4 37/50 37/50 0 Trade Pillar 71/140 72/140 1 49/100 49/100 0 BRA Capital Pillar 47/60 47/60 0 38/100 38/100 0 Information Pillar 31/102 33/102 2 67/100 65/100 2 People Pillar 80/109 80/109 0 40/100 40/100 0 Connectedness Score Trend 55 50 45 40 35 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Rooted Map Rooted Map: Brazil’s Brazil’s Merchandise Merchandise Exports, Exports, 2013 2013 2 10 Top Export Destinations 9 1. China (19%) 2. U.S.A. (10%) 3. Argentina (8%) 4. Netherlands (7%) 5. Japan (3%) 3 7 BRAZIL 6. Germany (3%) 7. Venezuela (2%) 8. South Korea (2%) 9. Chile (2%) 10. Panama (2%) Brazil’s Share of Partners’ Imports 20% 8% 4% 3% 2% 1% unknown 4 6 1 8 Major Export Products Transport equipment, iron ore, soybeans, footwear, coffee, autos 5 Depth Rank Level Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 140/140 – Merchandise Trade (% of GDP) 128/140 140/140 11% 11% Services Trade (% of GDP) 126/140 124/140 2% 4% Capital 66/94 – FDI Stock (% of GDP) 47/131 83/140 13% 32% FDI Flows (% of GFCF) 127/133 58/140 -1% 15% Portfolio Equity Stock (% of Mkt Cap) 66/84 32/86 1% 29% Portfolio Equity Flows (% of Mkt Cap) 77/91 39/90 0% 1% Information 99/140 – Internet Bandwidth 60/140 42,946 (Bits per Second per Internet User) International Phone Calls (Minutes per Capita) Printed Publications Trade (USD per Capita) 123/140 112/140 10 46 101/136 112/136 $0 $1 People 116/118 – Migrants (% of Population) 132/139 132/140 1% 0% Tourists (Dep./Arr. per Capita) 83/92 114/131 0.0 0.0 International Students (% of Tertiary Education Enrollment) 125/128 97/112 0% 0% Breadth Rank % Same Region Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 1/140 – Merchandise Trade 7/139 5/140 21% 15% Capital 39/60 – BRA FDI Stock 30/40 · 43% · FDI Flows · · · · Portfolio Equity Stock 38/59 – 21% – Information 8/102 – 55 International Phone Calls 50 Printed 45 Publications Trade 16/100 32/136 5/91 9/136 31% 50% 6% 5% 40 35 People 2005 2006 2007 200832/126 2009 2010 2011 – 2012 2013 Migrants 13/139 29/130 12% 31% Tourists – 36/99 – 52% International Students – 41/96 – 36% Directionality Overall Depth Breadth -100 -80 -60 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 Balance Inward Outward Structural and Policy Drivers of Depth of Connectedness Structural Factors General Policies / Environment Rank Level Rank Level GDP per Capita (+) 57/140 $11,208 Operating Environment (+) 81/129 3.9 Linguistic Commonality (+) 87/140 0% Infrastructure (+) 65/129 3.9 Remoteness (-) 8/140 8.2 Press Freedom (+) 84/137 66 Population (-) 5/140 200.4 Labor Freedom (+) 80/140 50 Landlocked (-) – No Financial Freedom (+) 39/140 60 Globalization Policies Rank Level Enabling Trade Index (+) 86/129 3.8 Tariffs (Wtd. Mean Applied) (-) 32/138 7.7 Capital Account Openness (+) 81/135 0.4 Visa-Free Travel Outward (+) 41/139 146 Visa-Free Travel Inward (+) 94/140 65 – Not Applicable · Data Not Available (+) Positive Impact (-) Negative Impact
DHL Global Connectedness Index 2014 147 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Key Scores and Trends Rank Score 2013 2011 Change 2013 2011 Change Overall 91/140 74/140 -17 39/100 43/100 -4 Depth 36/140 31/140 -5 31/50 32/50 -1 Breadth 126/140 112/140 -14 7/50 11/50 -4 Trade Pillar 120/140 111/140 -9 32/100 36/100 -4 BRN Capital Pillar · · · · · · Information Pillar · · · · · · People Pillar 37/109 37/109 0 66/100 65/100 1 Connectedness Score Trend 50 45 40 35 30 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Rooted Map Rooted Map: Brunei’s Brunei’s Merchandise Merchandise Exports, Exports, 2013 2013 Top Export Destinations 1. Japan (42%) 2. South Korea (17%) 3. Australia (8%) 4. India (7%) 5. Indonesia (6%) 4 10 7 BRUNEI 6. Vietnam (5%) 7. Thailand (5%) 8. New Zealand (4%) 9. Malaysia (3%) 10. China (1%) Brunei’s Share of Partners’ Imports 1% 0.5% 0.1% 0.05% 0.01% 0.005% unknown 6 9 2 5 3 1 Major Export Products Crude oil, natural gas, garments 8 Depth Rank Level Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 56/140 – Merchandise Trade (% of GDP) 12/140 113/140 72% 22% Services Trade (% of GDP) 71/140 58/140 7% 9% Capital · – FDI Stock (% of GDP) 108/131 19/140 1% 88% FDI Flows (% of GFCF) 132/133 14/140 -8% 44% Portfolio Equity Stock (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Portfolio Equity Flows (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Information 23/140 – Internet Bandwidth 54/140 48,243 (Bits per Second per Internet User) International Phone Calls (Minutes per Capita) Printed Publications Trade (USD per Capita) 9/140 29/140 813 277 65/136 18/136 $3 $47 People 7/118 – Migrants (% of Population) 34/139 5/140 12% 49% Tourists (Dep./Arr. per Capita) · 41/131 · 0.6 International Students (% of Tertiary Education Enrollment) 5/128 30/112 41% 7% Breadth Rank % Same Region Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 136/140 – Merchandise Trade 135/139 117/140 93% 70% Capital · – BRN FDI Stock · · · · FDI Flows · · · · Portfolio Equity Stock · – · – Information · – 50 International Phone Calls 45 Printed 40 Publications Trade · 112/136 · 110/136 · 96% · 83% 35 30 People 2005 2006 2007 200874/126 2009 2010 2011 – 2012 2013 Migrants 109/139 71/130 20% 88% Tourists – 62/99 – 83% International Students – 50/96 – 65% Directionality Overall Depth Breadth -100 -80 -60 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 Balance Inward Outward Structural and Policy Drivers of Depth of Connectedness Structural Factors General Policies / Environment Rank Level Rank Level GDP per Capita (+) 23/140 $38,563 Operating Environment (+) · · Linguistic Commonality (+) 88/140 0% Infrastructure (+) · · Remoteness (-) 34/140 6.5 Press Freedom (+) 96/137 63 Population (-) 137/140 0.4 Labor Freedom (+) 140/140 97 Landlocked (-) – No Financial Freedom (+) 140/140 50 Globalization Policies Rank Level Enabling Trade Index (+) · · Tariffs (Wtd. Mean Applied) (-) 69/138 4.1 Capital Account Openness (+) · · Visa-Free Travel Outward (+) 39/139 150 Visa-Free Travel Inward (+) 104/140 56 – Not Applicable · Data Not Available (+) Positive Impact (-) Negative Impact
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