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South Africa Lowest Trade Openness

34.32% in 1992
Trade as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest trade openness in South Africa was 34.32% in 1992. The top 5 years were: 1992 (34.32%), 1991 (34.88%), 1993 (35.70%), 1994 (37.11%), 1990 (38.21%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
South Africa Top 5 Lowest Trade Openness Years
RankYearValue
1st 1992 34.32%
2nd 1991 34.88%
3rd 1993 35.70%
4th 1994 37.11%
5th 1990 38.21%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1992 34.32% −0.56% 21st
1993 35.70% +1.38% 21st
1991 34.88% −3.33% 24th
1994 37.11% +1.42% 24th
1990 38.21% −4.49% 30th
1995 39.48% +2.36% 28th
1983 40.26% −6.89% 34th
1972 40.77% +0.27% 42nd
1971 40.50% +0.71% 43rd
1970 39.79% +0.16% 42nd
1969 39.62% −1.67% 36th
1973 41.15% +0.38% 37th
1999 42.26% −1.78% 35th
1997 42.30% +0.10% 31st
1996 42.20% +2.72% 32nd
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Source: World Bank (NE.TRD.GNFS.ZS)
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