macro
Brazil · Manufactures · % of merchandise exports
Latest
23.85%
Methodology
## What this measures
Manufactured goods as a share of Brazil's merchandise exports, one value per year.
## Why it matters
The move from commodity to manufactured exports is the classic sign of an economy diversifying.
## How to read it
Higher means exports are more manufactured goods. Commodity exporters sit below 30%.
## What it does not say
Counts goods only (no services) and says nothing about how much value was added at home.
## Source
World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0 per the indicator's metadata), indicator `TX.VAL.MANF.ZS.UN`, annual, dated December 31. Read weekly by the sovereign-panel sync, which rewrites the history so revisions carry through. World Bank staff estimates from WITS; Palanor reads them only from the World Bank.
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