The ARTNeT database of trade publications gives access to full-text trade-related publications of research institutions and international organizations working in the Asia-Pacific region, including ARTNeT members and partners.
The database is updated regularly and allows search by trade focus areas, source, keywords and more.
Market
Access Map Making tariffs and
market access barriers transparent
Market Access Map (www.macmap.org)
provides a rich source of customs tariffs for 170 countries.
Multilateral and preferential trade agreements are covered.
This constitutes a useful tool for ARTNeT members looking
for specific data on tariffs and barriers to trade in
their region of study.
TradeMap Trade statistics for international
business development
TradeMap (www.trademap.org),
based on the world's largest trade database COMTRADE,
covers the trade flows of 224 countries and territories.
It has the potential to provide ARTNeT researchers with
the access to import/export values and quantities, growth
rates and markets main characteristics.
ECLAC
Interactive Graphic Trade Data System - provides (in
Spanish) free interactive graphs and tables of trade data
for Latin American countries but also APEC countries and
other major trading countries.
Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Agreements Database
Tools for Agricultural Trade Analysis:
ATPSM and AMAD
ATPSM
(Agriculture Trade Policy Simulation Model) is a trade
policy simulation model. It can be used as a tool for
quantifying economic effects at the global and regional
level of changes in trade policies. The user specifies
a specific change in trade policy such as a tariff reduction
and the model simulates the new prices and trade flows
and calculates welfare effects. ATPSM is typically to
analyse data from AMAD (Agricultural
Market Access Database).
TIS
Gateway - ESCAP's Trade Information System Gateway
provides up-to-date links to a wide range of trade and
investment related resources.
UNCTAD VI - UNCTAD Virtual Institute is a knowledge sharing programme designed to strengthen the capacity of academic institutions to teach and research trade issues.