Table 3

|||Trends in t|he Trade o|f Major<sup>E</sup>|<sup>xporters of</sup>|<sup>Lab-,lnto</sup>|<sup>tnsive</sup><br>M4anu|facture<br>t|s<br>o Develop|ed Countri|es||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Share of<br>Exports<br>|Labor Inte<br>in Total No<br>|nsive<br>Manuf<br>nfuel Expo<br>|actured<br>rts<sup>(1)</sup><br>|<br>Share of<br>Intens<br>|Textiles an<br>ive<br>Manufact<br>|d Clothing<br>ures Export<br>|in<sup>Labor</sup><br>s (I)<br>|Value o<br> <br>|f Labor**In**<br>|**tenstve**<br>Mfg<br>1|. Exports**(Sill)**<br>1986|
|Exporter|1965|1975|1985|1986|1965|1975|1985|1966|<br>1965|1975|985||
|Taiwan, China|45,5|78.9|85.6|85.0|13.4<br>|28.0<br>|15.9<br>|15.6<br>|143.2<br>|3,194.1<br>|22,607.8<br>|28,525.3<br>|
|Korea, Rep. of|51.1|79.2|78.7|78.2|19.3<br>|35.8<br>|27.5<br>|26.3<br>|60.1<br>|3,03t.1<br>|14,599.2<br>|19,598.9<br>|
|Hong Kong|89.9|94.2|94.1|93.6|44.4|48.7|39.6<br>|38.9<br>|758.1<br>|4,141.7<br>|14,813.9<br>|17,246.6<br>|
|China|19.2|41.4|57.7|62.0|25.1|31.0|43.9|47.4<br>|113.5|847.4<br>|6,007.0<br>|8,429.0<br>|
|Singapore|31.5|74.8|74.5<br>|75.3<br>|2.4<br>|11.5<br>|8.8<br>|6.6<br>|12.9<br>|885.2<br>|5,056.2<br>|6,049.4<br>|
|Brazil|6.2|16.7<br>|26.7<br>|29.4<br>|1.9<br>|10.2<br>|7.1<br>|6.8<br>|81.7<br>|1,037.0<br>|5,019.9<br>|5,152.0<br>39315|
|India|44.3|65.2|62.3|63.1<br>|10.1<br>|25.5<br>|27.3<br>|28.1<br>|526.0<br>|996.9<br>|3,369.2<br>|,.<br>|
|Malaysia|12.5|32.2|'7.1|50.2|7.4|7.7<br>|10.0<br>|11.3<br>|81.2<br>|620.2<br>|3,333.7<br>|3,602.0<br>|
|Israel|48.5|48.3|58.6|59.4|6.4|12.6|8.9|9.7<br>|157.3<br>|665.2<br>|2,897.9<br>|3,461.4<br>|
|Yugoslavia|35.7|53.0|54.1|53,8|17.9|38.3|32.3<br>|34.6<br>|171.0<br>|943.8<br>|2,424.5<br>|3,168.9<br>|
|Thailand|8.7|19,8|49.1<br>|52.7<br>|1.3<br>|25.1<br>|25.4<br>|22.1<br>|27.2<br>|284.6<br>|2,238.1<br>|3,070.7<br>|
|Philippines|10.9|15.8|54.4<br>|54.2<br>|28.5<br>|26.0<br>|23.8<br>|27.3<br>|87.8<br>|385.3<br>|2,584.1<br>|2,527.8<br>|
|Turkey|8.7|26.8|51.5<br>|57.6<br>|1.5<br>|4.1<br>|38.9<br>|43.7<br>|35.3<br>|2%0.1<br>|1,519,2<br>|2,323.5<br>|
|Indonesia|1.9|4.5|30.0|35.2|4.0|4.2|26.0<br>|26.1<br>|8.5<br>|7,.3<br>|1,280.0<br>|**1,684.9**<br>_<br> <br>'|
|Pakistan|30.4|63.5|71.3|69.1|16.7|13.3|23.1<br>|29.5<br>|86.9<br>|**2599.**<br>|1,070.0<br>|1,354.8<br>0<br> <br>|
|Morocco|10.6|16.3<br>|31.8<br>|37.8<br>|1.4<br>|23.7<br>|43.5<br>|49.4<br>|49.2<br>|206.4<br>|583.9<br>|829.6<br>1<br>7744|
|Tunisia|6.6|30.8|60.1<br>|71.1<br>|7.2<br>|63.0<br>|68.1<br>|70.6<br>|5.9<br>|94.1<br>|530.0<br>29|.<br>5654|
|Argentina|**1,6**|_9.4_|13.2<br>|14.7<br>|1.2<br>|1.0<br>|1.2<br>|1.8<br>|19.7<br>|168.7<br>|5.5<br>|.<br>|
|Dominican Republic|1.7|3.8|38.9|44.1|2.0<br>|32.2<br>|54.5<br>|55.6<br>|2.4<br>|34.4<br>|411.7<br>|**522,1**<br>|
|Chile|2.6|3.4|11.0|13.0|0.1|0.7|0.7|1.7|19.2|39.8|310.9|404.4|
|All Developing Countries|16.0|33.7|52.8|55.2|17.8|28.2|24.1|24.9|3,319.7|21,881.5|103,302.7|127,723.9|
|**MEMo**ITEM|||||||||||||
|Greece|29.0|47.2|52.9|55.6|5.6|26.7|35.4<br>|39,1<br>|76.3<br>|773,8<br>|1,735.6<br>|2,484.4<br>|
|Italy|48.7|55.4|63.9|64.3|27.0|21.4<br>|21.2<br>|21.7<br>|2,516.6<br>|12,874.3<br>|34,781.2<br>|47,179.5<br>|
|Portugal|66.1|63.1|66.7|69.0|16.5|35.6<br>|43.9<br>|44.6<br>|145.4<br>|650.5<br>|1,826.1<br>|2,205.7<br>|
|Spain|23,4|41.9|38.7|39.2|8.5|7.9|6.2|6.5|229.4|2,360.9|6,438.8|8,318.3|

of products In the labor exports of labor Intensive<sup>products</sup> Source: All statistics were<sup>compiled from United Nations Series D Commodity Trade Tapes. Appendix Table I provides a tabulation</sup> intensive group in terms of the<sup>SITC system. Appendix2analyzes changes In Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore's</sup> over 1965-1986.