International trade is recorded between two geographical entities: the Trader which is the country that records imported goods coming in or exported goods leaving through customs and the trading partner which can be a country, a collection of countries or a pre-defined trading block.
The following selections are available:
This shows the total trade with all the countries (and territories) in the world.
This shows the trade with the Top 10 trading partners ranked according to the latest year, month or year-to-date period. Reports will display a "sub-total" for these 10 countries, and display (under "Others") the total trade with the countries not in the Top 10. The "total" for all countries appears below.
The name of individual countries (e.g. Afghanistan, China, Japan etc.) will appear in the list and can be selected.
For more details, see the section on the country classification.
A number of predefined country groupings appear in the list of trading partners. These can be continent-based (e.g. South America) or based on recognized economic associations (e.g. OPEC countries).
For more details, see the section on Predefined Country Groups.
If the "Distribution by Province" option is specified in the Trader selection area, reports will always show the values for the Canadian provinces and territories.
The data will pertain to the specified "Trading Partner" but no individual country detail will appear in the report, which instead will show the provincial breakdown.
As a result, there will be no differences in reports for total and detailed listings; e.g. the report would be identical whether "All Countries (Total)" or "All Countries (Detailed)" is selected.
If a detailed country breakdown is desired, this can be done by selecting:
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