Poland

Poland is the nineteenth (19°) exporting economy in the world. In 2016, Poland has exported USD 196 billions and has imported USD 186 billions, with a positive resulting trade balance of USD 9,6 billions. In 2016 Poland's GDP was USD 469 billions and its GDP per capita was USD 27.800.

The main goods exported by Poland are: Vehicle parts (USD 11,2 billions), Vehicles (USD 7,59 billions), Seats (USD 5,46 billions), Computers (USD 4 billions) and Other furniture (USD 3,98 billions).

It's main imports are: Vehicles (USD 7,21 billions), Crude petroleum (USD 7,13 billions), Vehicle parts (USD 6,67 billions), Packaged medicines (USD 3,89 billions) and Computers (USD 3,61 billions).

The main export destinations of Poland are: Germany (USD 53 billions), United Kingdom (USD 13 billions), Czech Republic (USD 12,7 billions), France (USD 10,8 billions) and Italy (USD 9,4 billions).

The main origins of its imports are: Germany (USD 58,9 billions), China (USD 15,1 billions), Italy (USD 12,4 billions), The Netherlands (USD 11,2 billions) and Czech Republic (USD 9,2 billions).

Poland borders with Belarus, Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia and Ukraine by land and Denmark and Sweden by sea.

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