Market for Myanmar in APTA Sample Clauses

Market for Myanmar in APTA by product The total number of the export products of Myanmar that match the import needs of APTA members, and the trade value underlying this, are presented in table 43. Table 43. Myanmar as supplier and APTA as market, 2003 Markets No. of matched products Myanmar as supplier (thousands of United States dollars) APTA members as market (thousands of United States dollars) Bangladesh 1 565 2 235 512 5 467 057 China 2 212 2 678 044 284 778 469 India 2 133 2 592 452 31 005 583 Republic of Korea 2 201 2 651 498 111 460 699 Sri Lanka (0000) 0 000 0 000 000 5 012 624 Source: Calculated from the PC-TAS database, 2005.
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