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English: Lebanon Export Treemap from MIT Harvard Economic Complexity Observatory
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4 April 2012 |
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Economic Complexity Observatory, MIT Media Lab and the Centre for International Development at Harvard University. (TC) http://atlas.media.mit.edu/ |
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R. Haussmann, Cesar Hidalgo, et.al. Creative Commons Attribution - Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. See permission to share image on web at: http://atlas.media.mit.edu/about/permissions/ |
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Machinery
Electronics
Aircraft
Boilers
Ships
Metal Products
Construction equipment and materials
Home and Office material
Pulp and Paper
Beer, Spirits and Cigarettes
Food processing
Petrochemicals
Inorganic salts and acids
Other Chemicals
Agrochemicals
Chemicals and Health related products
Coal
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Mining
Oil
Precious Stones
Textile and Fabrics
Garments
Cereals and Vegetable Oils
Cotton, Rice, Soy Beans and Others
Tropical Treetops and Flowers
Tobacco
Fruit
Miscellaneous Agriculture
Fish and Seafood
Meat and Eggs
Animal Fibers
Milk and Cheese
Leather
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