Net energy imports as a percentage of total energy use for every country, 1960 to 2025, from the World Bank World Development Indicators. Positive values indicate a net energy importer, negative values a net energy exporter. Used to test the relationship between energy import dependence and inflation exposure during oil price shocks. Note that entrepôt economies such as Singapore and Malta show extreme values due to re-export activity and should be filtered for analysis. Source: World Bank, indicator EG.IMP.CONS.ZS, World Development Indicators.
This dataset appears to contain energy import data for various countries in Africa and Albania, with a focus on the 'energy_import_latest' column that measures the latest available energy imports.
The overall quality of this dataset is high, with scores indicating completeness (100%), uniqueness (100%), consistency (100%), validity (93.59/100), and overall performance (98.08/100).
1. Analyzing energy import trends for African countries to inform policy decisions.
2. Understanding the impact of energy imports on a country's economy and trade balance.
3. Comparing energy import patterns between different regions, such as Africa Eastern and Southern versus Africa Western and Central.
1. The dataset only includes data for 'energy_import_latest', which might not reflect historical trends or seasonal variations in energy imports.
2. The dataset does not provide information on the source of energy imports, such as crude oil or natural gas.
Energy Imports, Africa, Trade Balance, Economic Policy
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