This indicator evaluates the growth potential for a country’s exports by comparing the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of its primary exports to their worldwide growth rate. A growth rate above world growth implies an increase in market share. Countries whose primary exports are in high growth markets may be well positioned for future growth. Furthermore, if the reporter’s growth lags behind world growth, this may signal the potential for further expansion in the relevant market or, on the other hand, the existence of barriers inhibiting growth. The indicator also reports each product’s value share of the selected country’s total exports.