| The Global Production
Scoreboard – Method & data |
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The Global Production
Scoreboard benchmarks emerging economies on key indicators of supply capacity and competitiveness. |
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Definitions |
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Emerging economies (EME) are
defined as countries with a per-capita income not exceeding USD
20.000 in 2017.
Manufacturing industries are defined
in terms of their output, comprising all of the product categories of Sections 5 – 8 (minus Division 68)
of the Standard International Trade Classification (Rev. 3). |
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Indicators |
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Labour cost [+] |
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Skill base [+] |
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R&D capacity [+] |
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Infrastructure [+] |
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Government [+] |
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Local demand potential [+] |
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Foreign market access [+] |
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Export growth [+] |
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Export diversity [–] |
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This indicator shows the
extent of diversification of a country's manufactured exports,
reflecting the breadth of a its industrial capability. |
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Indicator values are
calculated as the ratio of a country's total manufactured exports
to the export value of its five leading export products (as defined by 3-digit
product categories using SITC rev. 3). |
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An indicator value of 1.0 implies that
a country's manufactured exports do not exceed five product lines;
a value of >2.0 implies that other products than the top-5 ones
make up more than of half of its exports. |
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High and medium-tech exports [+] |
