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This metric quantifies the total value of goods and services traded internationally by Timor-Leste as a percentage of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). It provides a crucial insight into the country's openness to global commerce and its reliance on exports and imports for economic activity. Economists and policymakers monitor this indicator to understand the extent of globalization's impact on Timor-Leste's economy. A rising percentage suggests increased integration into the world market, potentially boosting growth through specialization and access to foreign goods and capital. Conversely, a declining trend might signal protectionist policies, reduced global demand for its products, or domestic production constraints. The calculation involves summing the value of exports and imports and dividing it by the total GDP for a given period. Changes in Timor-Leste's trade as a percentage of GDP can signal shifts in its comparative advantage, the competitiveness of its industries, and its vulnerability to external economic shocks. It's a key gauge for assessing economic diversification and the sustainability of its development path.
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