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Table 2.

New Dyadic PTA Relations Coming into Force by Country in Period 2007–2015 (Top 15 Countries of 122)

Country	New dyadic relations	Total depth	Core depth	WTO-X depth
Romania	95	0.577	0.905	0.403
Bulgaria	95	0.577	0.905	0.403
Rest of EU (each country)	87	0.602	0.907	0.441
Moldova	46	0.641	0.804	0.555
Croatia	44	0.629	0.933	0.469
Korea, Rep.	43	0.440	0.903	0.195
Peru	43	0.620	0.926	0.458
Montenegro	41	0.274	0.775	0.009
Serbia	40	0.259	0.704	0.024
Bosnia and Herzegovina	39	0.253	0.702	0.015
Colombia	39	0.642	0.922	0.494
Costa Rica	38	0.753	0.939	0.654
Honduras	37	0.758	0.913	0.676
El Salvador	34	0.788	0.920	0.719
Guatemala	34	0.784	0.923	0.710

Country	New dyadic relations	Total depth	Core depth	WTO-X depth
Romania	95	0.577	0.905	0.403
Bulgaria	95	0.577	0.905	0.403
Rest of EU (each country)	87	0.602	0.907	0.441
Moldova	46	0.641	0.804	0.555
Croatia	44	0.629	0.933	0.469
Korea, Rep.	43	0.440	0.903	0.195
Peru	43	0.620	0.926	0.458
Montenegro	41	0.274	0.775	0.009
Serbia	40	0.259	0.704	0.024
Bosnia and Herzegovina	39	0.253	0.702	0.015
Colombia	39	0.642	0.922	0.494
Costa Rica	38	0.753	0.939	0.654
Honduras	37	0.758	0.913	0.676
El Salvador	34	0.788	0.920	0.719
Guatemala	34	0.784	0.923	0.710

Source: Authors’ calculations using the World Bank's Deep Trade Agreement Dataset.

Note: The table presents country statistics on PTAs (Preferential Trade Agreements). In the "New dyadic relations" column it shows the number of new PTAs memberships coming into force. The last three columns represent the average Total depth, Core depth and WTO-X (beyond the current World Trade Organization mandate) depth respectively.

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