DHL Global Connectedness Index 2014

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180 III. Country Profiles GUATEMALA Key Scores and Trends Rank Score 2013 2011 Change 2013 2011 Change Overall 113/140 119/140 6 30/100 26/100 4 Depth 104/140 103/140 -1 14/50 15/50 -1 Breadth 97/140 107/140 10 16/50 11/50 5 Trade Pillar 121/140 124/140 3 32/100 30/100 2 GTM Capital Pillar · · · · · · Information Pillar 64/102 64/102 0 50/100 47/100 3 People Pillar · · · · · · Connectedness Score Trend 35 30 25 20 15 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Rooted Map Rooted Map: Guatemala’s Guatemala’s Merchandise Merchandise Exports, Exports, 2013 2013 1 GUATEMALA 7 4 3 Top Export Destinations 1. U.S.A. (38%) 2. El Salvador (8%) 3. Honduras (7%) 4. Mexico (5%) 5. Nicaragua (5%) 2 6 5 10 6. Costa Rica (4%) 7. Canada (4%) 8. Netherlands (3%) 9. Japan (2%) 10. Panama (2%) Guatemala’s Share of Partners’ Imports 7% 1% 0.2% 0.1% 0.05% 0.01% unknown 8 Major Export Products Coffee, sugar, petroleum, apparel, bananas, fruits and vegetables, cardamom 9 Depth Rank Outward Inward Level Outward Inward Trade 104/140 – Merchandise Trade (% of GDP) 102/140 75/140 19% 32% Services Trade (% of GDP) 98/140 116/140 4% 5% Capital · – FDI Stock (% of GDP) 105/131 110/140 1% 19% FDI Flows (% of GFCF) 93/133 55/140 0% 16% Portfolio Equity Stock (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Portfolio Equity Flows (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Information 74/140 – Internet Bandwidth 95/140 10,829 (Bits per Second per Internet User) International Phone Calls (Minutes per Capita) Printed Publications Trade (USD per Capita) 66/140 31/140 76 260 77/136 67/136 $1 $7 People 102/118 – Migrants (% of Population) 59/139 123/140 7% 0% Tourists (Dep./Arr. per Capita) 79/92 94/131 0.1 0.1 International Students (% of Tertiary Education Enrollment) 103/128 · 1% · Breadth Rank % Same Region Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 97/140 – Merchandise Trade 90/139 98/140 33% 22% Capital · – GTM FDI Stock · · · · FDI Flows · · · · Portfolio Equity Stock · – · – Information 69/102 – 35 International Phone Calls 30 Printed 25 Publications Trade 69/100 119/136 30/91 82/136 25% 94% 4% 29% 20 15 People 2005 2006 2007 2008 · 2009 2010 2011 – 2012 2013 Migrants 92/139 54/130 4% 56% Tourists – · – · International Students – · – · 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 Rank Level GDP per Capita (+) 96/140 $3,478 Linguistic Commonality (+) 40/140 6% Remoteness (-) 52/140 5.9 Population (-) 59/140 15.5 Landlocked (-) – No General Policies / Environment Rank Level Operating Environment (+) 117/129 3.8 Infrastructure (+) 80/129 3.7 Press Freedom (+) 73/137 71 Labor Freedom (+) 107/140 49 Financial Freedom (+) 66/140 50 Globalization Policies Rank Level Enabling Trade Index (+) 70/129 4.1 Tariffs (Wtd. Mean Applied) (-) 82/138 2.7 Capital Account Openness (+) 1/135 1.0 Visa-Free Travel Outward (+) 56/139 114 Visa-Free Travel Inward (+) 48/140 83 – Not Applicable · Data Not Available (+) Positive Impact (-) Negative Impact
DHL Global Connectedness Index 2014 181 GUYANA Key Scores and Trends Rank Score 2013 2011 Change 2013 2011 Change Overall 76/140 73/140 -3 43/100 43/100 0 Depth 30/140 29/140 -1 32/50 32/50 0 Breadth 112/140 110/140 -2 11/50 11/50 0 Trade Pillar 65/140 64/140 -1 50/100 52/100 -2 GUY Capital Pillar · · · · · · Information Pillar · · · · · · People Pillar 65/109 66/109 1 46/100 46/100 0 Connectedness Score Trend 55 50 45 40 35 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Rooted Map Rooted Map: Guyana’s Guyana’s Merchandise Merchandise Exports, Exports, 2013 2013 Top Export Destinations 2 1. Canada (30%) 2. U.S.A. (28%) 3. U.K. (6%) 4. Trin. & Tob. (4%) 5. Ukraine (4%) 1 8 9 4 GUYANA Guyana’s Share of Partners’ Imports 1.5% 1% 0.5% 0.1% 0.05% 0.01% unknown 10 6. Netherlands (3%) 7. Belgium (3%) 8. Jamaica (2%) 9. Cuba (2%) 10. Barbados (2%) 3 7 6 5 Major Export Products Sugar, gold, bauxite, alumina, rice, shrimp, molasses, rum, timber Depth Rank Level Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 18/140 – Merchandise Trade (% of GDP) 34/140 25/140 46% 59% Services Trade (% of GDP) 54/140 17/140 10% 18% Capital · – FDI Stock (% of GDP) 125/131 21/140 0% 86% FDI Flows (% of GFCF) 111/133 18/140 0% 37% Portfolio Equity Stock (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Portfolio Equity Flows (% of Mkt Cap) · · · · Information 78/140 – Internet Bandwidth 97/140 10,232 (Bits per Second per Internet User) International Phone Calls (Minutes per Capita) Printed Publications Trade (USD per Capita) 75/140 14/140 53 449 102/136 59/136 $0 $9 People 56/118 – Migrants (% of Population) 1/139 98/140 58% 2% Tourists (Dep./Arr. per Capita) · 75/131 · 0.2 International Students (% of Tertiary Education Enrollment) 10/128 89/112 18% 1% Breadth Rank % Same Region Outward Inward Outward Inward Trade 116/140 – Merchandise Trade 114/139 111/140 19% 48% Capital · – GUY FDI Stock · · · · FDI Flows · · · · Portfolio Equity Stock · – · – Information · – 55 International Phone Calls 50 Printed 45 Publications Trade · 66/136 · 79/136 · 62% · 23% 40 35 People 2005 2006 2007 200895/126 2009 2010 2011 – 2012 2013 Migrants 68/139 92/130 11% 77% Tourists – · – · International Students – 78/96 – 70% 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 (+) 92/140 $3,847 Operating Environment (+) 96/129 3.8 Linguistic Commonality (+) 2/140 40% Infrastructure (+) 106/129 2.9 Remoteness (-) 35/140 6.5 Press Freedom (+) 58/137 74 Population (-) 133/140 0.8 Labor Freedom (+) 33/140 73 Landlocked (-) – No Financial Freedom (+) 115/140 30 Globalization Policies Rank Level Enabling Trade Index (+) 103/129 3.6 Tariffs (Wtd. Mean Applied) (-) 40/138 6.5 Capital Account Openness (+) 1/135 1.0 Visa-Free Travel Outward (+) 71/139 81 Visa-Free Travel Inward (+) 11/140 148 – Not Applicable · Data Not Available (+) Positive Impact (-) Negative Impact
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