Export Growth

Export Growth refers to the increase in the value or quantity of goods and services a country sells to other countries over a specific period. This growth is often measured as a percentage increase compared to the previous year or a baseline period. Export growth is a crucial indicator of a country’s economic health, as it can generate revenue, create jobs, and boost domestic production. Factors influencing export growth include global demand, exchange rates, trade policies, and the competitiveness of domestic industries.