Country comparison

Sources:

International Monetary Fund (IMF Data must not be used for commercial purposes):

Data from this source is used in the international comparison of GDP, population, balance of current account and government debt.

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Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development:

Data from this source is used in the international comparison trade balances. For trade balance OECD 2019, trade in goods and services, https://data.oecd.org/trade/trade-in-goods-and-services.htm#indicator-chart, accessed on End of May

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Other sources used:

Federal Office for Statistics, Swiss National Bank, Federal Finance Administration, Federal Tax Administration, Federal Customs Administration