World Tariff Profiles
World Tariff Profiles, a joint publication of the WTO, International Trade Centre (ITC) and the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), provides comprehensive information on the tariffs and non-tariff measures imposed by over 170 countries and customs territories. Each edition of the World Tariff Profiles contains a technical paper, which can either be related to a statistical methodology, a special compilation of tariff/trade-related indicators or similar research.
Special topics in World Tariff Profiles
Each edition of the World Tariff Profiles contains at least one special topic:
- 2025: Global trade on most-favoured-nation terms
- 2024: Tariffs on critical minerals in the electric vehicle value chain
- 2023: 1) The evolution of market access over 16 years of "World Tariff Profiles" and 2) Product classification for WTO trade statistics and policy analysis — Multilateral Trade Negotiations (MTN) Categories
- 2022: 1) Preferential rules of origin in international trade and 2) Non-tariff measures on "green" and "brown" energy products
- 2021: Non-tariff measures: Estimating analytical indicators using UNCTAD's Trade Analysis Information System (TRAINS)
- 2020: Market access for medical goods and COVID-19 medical supplies
- 2019: Aligning trade and tariff policies with sustainable development
- 2018: Utilization of preferential tariff treatment for products exported by least developed countries
- 2017: Export diversification
- 2016: 2017 version of the Harmonized System
- 2015: Tariff accumulation, effective protection and export competitiveness in global production
- 2014: Anti-dumping
- 2013: Regional Trade Agreements
- 2012: Latest notifications on the implementation of scheduled commitments under the Agreement on Agriculture
- 2011: Schedule of concessions: other duties and charges
- 2010: Schedule of concessions: other duties and charges
- 2009: Schedule of concessions: other duties and charges
- 2008: The Harmonized System — amendments and their impact on WTO members' schedules
- 2006: Tariff aggregation methods — what are the implications
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