Atlas of Economic Complexity
atlas.cid.harvard.edu
A Harvard research tool for visualizing global trade, economic complexity, and growth predictions across 250 countries and 5,000 products.
Why it is useful
Presents decades of international trade data through one of the best data visualization interfaces built for economic research, making structural patterns in global trade visible that would be impossible to see in raw tables. The economic complexity index is a widely cited metric in development economics. Freely accessible with no account required.
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