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Figure 2.1 A simple geographical division of labour: core and periphery in the global economy

Figure 2.2 Global shifts in GDP, 1700–1950 Source: calculated from Maddison, 2001: Table B-20

Figure 2.3 The roller-coaster of world merchandise production and trade Source: calculated from WTO International Trade Statistics, various issues

Figure 2.4 The network of world trade by region Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Table A2

Figure 2.5 Growth of foreign direct investment compared with exports Source: calculated from UNCTAD World Investment Report, various issues

Figure 2.6 The pattern of merchandise trade surpluses and deficits Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables A6, A7

Figure 2.7 The pattern of services trade surpluses and deficits Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables A8, A9

Figure 2.8 The pattern of agricultural trade surpluses and deficits Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables II.16, II.17

Figure 2.9 Developing countries’ increasing shares of production, trade and foreign direct investment Source: calculated from World Bank and UNCTAD data

Figure 2.10 Annual GDP growth rates Source: calculated from UNCTAD, 2013b: Table 1.1

Figure 2.11 The rise of China as a world ‘mega-trader’ Source: based on data in Subramaniam and Kessler, 2013: Table 2.2

Figure 2.12 China’s global trade network Source: WTO, 2012: Table A22

Figure 2.13 The global map of manufacturing production Source: calculated from World Bank, World Development Indicators, 2013: Table 4.2

Figure 2.14 The global map of services production Source: calculated from World Bank, World Development Indicators, 2013: Table 4.2

Figure 2.15 The global map of agricultural production Source: calculated from World Bank, World Development Indicators, 2013: Table 4.2

Figure 2.16 The global map of merchandise trade Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables A6, A7

Figure 2.17 The global map of services trade Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables A6, A7

Figure 2.18 The global map of agricultural trade Source: calculated from WTO, 2012: Tables II.16, II.17

Figure 2.19 The global map of inward and outward FDI Source: calculated from UNCTAD, 2013a: Annex Table 2

Figure 2.20 Changing shares of leading source countries in outward FDI Source: calculated from UNCTAD, World Investment Report, various issues

Figure 2.21 Concentration of inward FDI in developing countries Source: calculated from UNCTAD, World Investment Report, various issues