CAFTA‑DR – Value Added Share in Machinery Manufacturing

Quelle: https://www.trade.gov/cafta-dr

The value added share refers to the portion of machinery manufacturing that is derived from the value creation within CAFTA-DR countries, relating to operational efficiency and competitiveness in the machinery sector.

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