Databases
CEPII gathers et harmonises data from different sources, produces indicators and statistical measures. Data and figures are available online as well as interactive panorama of 80 countries
CHELEM
New BOP data
Now available free of charge on DBnomics
https://db.nomics.world/CEPII
CHELEM, CEPII database on the World Economy, provides a complete and coherent representation of international trade flows, balances of payments and world revenues.
Available online with DBnomics and Bureau Van Dijk.
Geography
Geographic bilateral and cultural data for 225 countries : distances, community of border, language, colonial history, etc.
Update: December 18, 2020
Addition of years 2016-2019
Data to estimate gravity equations: trade, GDP, population, trade agreements, etc. For all country pairs, 1948-2019.
Language provides new series for Common Official Language (COL), Common Spoken Language (CSL), Common Native Language (CNL) for 195 countries.
Market Potentials offers six distinct indices of proximity to world markets for more than 150 countries.
Macroeconomics
New data and SSP scenarios
EconMap is the database developed by the CEPII in 2010 to picture the world economy in the long term.
Update: November 3, 2020
Data up to 2019! Including MULTIPRIL, a sub-database on multilateral price levels
EQCHANGE is a global database of annual indicators on effective exchange rates. It includes two sub-databases containing data on (i) nominal and real effective exchange rates as well as multilateral price levels (MULTIPRIL), and (ii) equilibrium real effective exchange rates and corresponding currency misalignments for advanced, emerging and developing countries.
Indicators on the institutional characteristics of 143 countries, starting in 2001.
Production & Specialization Indicators
Export Sophistication provides export sophistication indices (EXPY) of Chinese localities from 1997 to 2007.
Relative price and productivity levels and trends / France (1997) or Germany (2007) for respectively 6 and 8 countries.
The TradeProd database proposes bilateral trade, production and protection figures in a compatible industry classification for developed and developing countries.
Profiles
Update: October 28, 2020
PPP GDP - reference year 2017
Country-Profiles provide the interactive panorama of 80 countries’ international trade using databases produced by CEPII.
Trade & International Investments
2020 version: 2018 flows available
Bilateral trade flows for more than 5000 products and 200 countries. Value and quantity.
This dataset explores international trade data through the lenses of Network Analysis, in order to visualize the World Trade Network and describe the topology of the network of world trade.
The ProTEE dataset provides trade elasticities for 5,052 products, estimated over the period 2001-2016. Available online.
RCA includes new indices of Revealed Comparative Advantages (RCA) for 20 countries, 1018 products (HS4), 70 chapters (HS2) in the period 1995-2012.
2020 version: 2018 flows available
Unit value (USD / metric tonne) for bilateral commercial flows of 200 countries and more than 5000 products. CIF and FOB.
Indexes of international trade prices calculated using BACI (1996-2004). Database not maintained.
Bilateral Trade Historical Series: New Dataset 1827-2014
Historical Bilateral Trade and Gravity Data set:
- More than 1.9 million bilateral trade observations for the 188 years from 1827 to 2014.
- About 40,000 observations of aggregate trade (imports and exports).
- About 14,000 observations on nominal GDPs and exchange rates.
2020 version: 2018 flows available
The World Trade Flows Characterization databases disentangle flows of manufactured goods into three trade types (one-way trade, horizontal intra-industry trade or vertical intra-industry trade) and three price ranges (low range products, middle range products or high range products) for world trade in two differents product classifications (HS6 and CHELEM).
Trade Protection
New CEPII database on Estimated Tariff Equivalents of Services NTMs
Estimated tariff equivalents of regulatory barriers to trade in services to 117 countries in 2011
Market Access Map (MAcMap) provides a disaggregated, exhaustive and bilateral measurement of applied tariff duties. It takes regional agreements and trade preferences exhaustively into account. The source data is from ITC (UNCTAD-WTO).
New CEPII database on Non-Tariff Measures
The CEPII NTM-MAP (Non-Tariff Measures MAP) database contains indicators measuring the incidence of Non-Tariff Measures by using different methodologies and the UNCTAD TRAINS Database as source data.
