ITC creates customized market analysis studies to support Trade Support Institutions and policymakers in:

 

• Assessing products and markets with export potential and opportunities for diversification
• evalsuating the employment effects associated with the export potential of different sectors, by gender, skill level, and age
• Identifying opportunities for building regional value chains
• Simulating the impact of Free Trade Agreements on export potentials
• Exploring export potential based on FDI from specific countries 
• Conducting an export potential assessment for Services sectors
• Analysing and filtering export opportunities by technology content, price stability, and the involvement of certain economic actors 

Spot new opportunities for trade development with the new Export Potential Map, and contact us for at marketanalysis@gzhuantai.com for customized studies and solutions to best suit your needs.

 

Recent studies on market analysis

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  21 Mar. 2018
  Exploring Malawi's export potential
  Regional integration is the key to Malawi’s trade success, according to a new ITC report that uncovers the country’s greatest untapped export potential in agro-processing.

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  16 Jun. 2016
  Export Potentials of Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia
  Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique and Zambia have distinct opportunities for export growth in established products as well as and opportunities for diversification into new products and markets.

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  11 Dec. 2015
  Spotting Products with Export Potential
  Countries have room for export growth in non-traditional markets, according to an ITC assessment of 64 developing countries’ export opportunities in European, South-South and regional markets.

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  05 Nov. 2014
  African, Caribbean and Pacific Trade
  Deeper regional integration goes hand in hand with strengthening processing industries and the internationalization of SMEs.

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  29 Nov. 2013
  LDCs and Global Value Chains: Using Aid for Trade to Seize New Opportunities
  Global value chains are key for LDCs to increase their share in global trade. Investment in Aid for Trade delivers significant returns, according to new evidence in this report.

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  07 Aug. 2013
  Improving Africa’s cotton value chain for Asian markets
  Stronger ties between African cotton producers/ginners and Asian buyers can improve the market positioning of African cotton. This study examines African challenges to improve along the value chain to meet Asia’s growing demand.

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  08 Mar. 2013
  Commonwealth Trade: Prospects for Stronger Cooperation
  Enhanced economic cooperation among Commonwealth states could boost trade integration despite differences in terms of geographic locations and economic development. This paper employs up to date trade statistics to analyse the export performances of the member states of the Commonwealth, recognising their differences in terms of levels of development and the business climate.

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  09 Oct. 2012
  Africa's Trade Potential: Export Opportunities in Growth Markets
  Sub-Saharan Africa can boost annual GDP by US $15 billion if time in customs clearance is cut by 50%, and add another US $20 billion by improving transport infrastructure. This paper outlines policy options to dramatically increase export growth.

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  The Participation of LDCs in Value Chains
  Aid for Trade programmes can boost the integration of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) into global value chains through the improvement of transport infrastructure and customs procedures.