Liechtenstein – Selected macroeconomic indicators, 2012-15

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\n	2012	2013	2014	2015
GDP at market prices (SwF million)^a	5,116	5,925	6,105	..
GDP at market prices (US$ million)^{a, b}	5,456	6,392	6,672	..
Real GDP (%age change)	-0.1	2.1	3.0	..
GNI per inhabitant at current prices (SwF)	97,410	108,830	..	..
Population ('000)	36.8	37.1	37.4	37.6
GDP by industry (% of GDP at basic prices)	\n	\n	\n	\n
Industry and manufacturing	38.6	40.7	41.0	..
General services	28.9	27.3	26.8	..
Financial services	24.0	25.1	25.2	..
Agriculture and households	8.6	7.0	7.0	..

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a\tProvisional data for 2014.

b\tSwiss/US$ exchange rate was applied.

\nSource:\tStatistical information provided by the authorities of Liechtenstein; Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrechnung 2014 (National Accounts 2014). Viewed at: https://www.llv.li/files/as/volkswirtschaftliche-gesamtrechnung-2014.pdf [January 2017]; and Liechtenstein in Figures 2017. Viewed at: https://www.llv.li/files/as/fliz-englisch-2017.pdf [January 2017].\n","type":"text"}]},{"type":"heading","attrs":{"level":2},"content":[{"text":"Complex Tables","type":"text"}]},{"type":"paragraph","content":[{"text":"More complex tables can include subheadings and accessibility captions. eXtyles can support all of these structures. 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Foreign exchange rates, 2008-16

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As a consequence of Liechtenstein's EEA membership since 1 May 1995, and in order to maintain the Customs Union with Switzerland (Switzerland is not an EEA member), Liechtenstein must ensure the parallel marketability of goods under Swiss and EEA rules within its territory. Liechtenstein maintains a Market Control and Surveillance Mechanism (MCSM), applicable to imports subject to customs tariffs or non-tariff requirements that are different in the EEA and Switzerland, for this purpose. The MCSM aims at ensuring that goods that do not satisfy Swiss import requirements do not enter the Swiss market via the open border. The MCSM has been accepted by the other EEA members (EEA Council Decision No. 1/95).

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Additional criteria for foreign banks: requirements are the same for Swiss and foreign banks; access remains subject to reciprocity, except when covered by international obligations such as the WTO agreements. However, for Swiss branches of foreign banks, FINMA will grant the foreign banks a licence only if;

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the foreign bank is appropriately organized, employs adequately qualified staff and has financial resources to operate a branch in Switzerland;

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the foreign bank and branch are subjected to adequate supervision;

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As at 18 May 2020, 85 countries and separate customs territories had introduced export prohibitions and restrictions to combat the COVID-19 pandemic (EU Members are counted separately). They include 76 WTO Members (counting the EU member States individually) and nine non-WTO members from all regions.

These measures took different forms, including export bans and non-automatic export licensing procedures, but have in common that they mostly prevented exports of these products. While there is considerable diversity with respect to the types of products affected by export restrictions, the majority of the measures have limited the exportation of face and eye protection, protective garments, and gloves, sometimes referred to as Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) or Personal Protection Products (PPP). Sanitizers, pharmaceuticals and foodstuff have also been subject to export limitations, but to a lesser extent.

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Export prohibitions and restrictions introduced to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, by type of product.

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\nSource:\tWTO Secretariat based on data available in the Trade Monitoring Report. \n\n...\n\n...\n

However, it should be noted that compliance with the notification requirements remains incomplete. The confirmed information in the trade monitoring exercise shows that 22 additional Members have imposed export prohibitions and restrictions, and that an additional 11 Members may be imposing them (unconfirmed). Thus, the notification gap appears to include between 22 and 33 Members that have yet to submit a QR notification to the Committee on Market Access. Similarly, information suggests that other Members that have lifted export restrictions have also not notified these.

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While it is not technically feasible to have an exact measurement of the value of exports that is being affected by the export prohibitions and restrictions (i.e. because most products covered by the measures do not have a specific tariff line or HS sub-heading that fully identifies them, and the available export data is only at the HS sub-heading level), it is possible to calculate rough estimates of the share of world exports affected by them. One possible way of making this rough estimate for a narrow group of products is by matching the export restrictions with the HS codes covered by the joint World Customs Organization’s and World Health Organization's list of COVID-19-related products. Since only part of a given HS sub-heading is related to the relevant products, these estimates have to be considered as upper limits of the affected trade flow (i.e. they may overestimate the actual value of the exports). Notwithstanding this methodological and data limitation, it would appear that the export prohibitions and restrictions affect, in particular, protective garments and disinfectants and sterilization products, where up to 21.5% and 17%, respectively, of world trade may be affected by these measures. See Table 1.

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Section (category of products)	Share of world exports (%)
COVID-19 test kits	0.1
Protective garments and the like	21.5
Disinfectants and sterilization products	17.0
Oxygen therapy equipment and pulse oximeters	4.8
Other medical devices and equipment	3.0
Other medical consumables	12.0
Vehicles	0.0
Other	0.5

\nSource:\tWTO Secretariat based on data in the Trade Monitoring Report and UN COMTRADE.\n\n\n\nHave these measures been notified to the WTO?\n

In addition to the information provided by Members pursuant to the trade monitoring exercise, Members are required by the 2012 Decision on Notification Procedures for Quantitative Restrictions (G/L/59/Rev.1) to notify every two years all prohibitions and restrictions that they maintain, including on exports. In principle, new measures should be notified no later than 6 months after their entry into force.

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