International Trade and Production Database by End Use (ITPD-U)
The database separates international and domestic trade flows by their end use:
- Intermediate goods are products used as inputs in the production of other goods and services. They include raw materials, components, and semi-finished products that require further processing before reaching the final consumer. Examples include steel used in car manufacturing, semiconductor chips for smartphones, and textiles for apparel production.
- Capital goods consist of physical assets used by businesses to produce goods and services. These goods are not directly consumed but serve as tools or infrastructure in production. Examples include machinery and equipment.
- Consumer goods are finished products intended for direct consumption by individuals or households. Examples include household appliances, food, and clothing. These goods require no further processing before reaching end users.
The database contains consistent data on international and domestic trade at the industry level covering agriculture, mining, energy, and manufacturing.
Release 1
The ITPD-U Release 1 provides the following coverage
- 1986-2022
- 1986-2022 for Agriculture
- 1988-2022 for Manufacturing, Mining and Energy
- 264 countries
- 153 goods industries
Download the ITPD-U Release 1
Data is in comma-separated (csv) format. The first line of the file contains variable names. The files are compressed (zipped) and have sizes shown below.
Click here to download the ITPD-U Release 1 (1.4GB, 29.3GB uncompressed)
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