Customs Duty-Cost Exposure Dashboard

Ranked screening view for compliance review, combining average tariff levels, customs-revenue dependence, and manufacturing premiums across the available country set.

Countries screened
15
9 / 15 with customs-revenue data
Highest exposure score
76.4
Brazil leads the queue
Primary-target quadrant
4
High rate / high revenue countries
Widest annual spread
13.0pp
Peak cross-country gap in 2019
How to read this screen
  • The ranked queue is a screening score, not a legal determination: it blends normalized average tariff levels, customs-revenue reliance, and only the positive side of manufacturing premium.
  • The audit matrix shows where high tariff rates coincide with high customs-revenue dependence, surfacing jurisdictions with stronger financial motivation to enforce or scrutinize declarations.
  • The spread charts answer a different question: whether overall tariff dispersion across countries is stable or widening over time.
Top exposure: Brazil Top positive premium: Brazil (+1.87pp) Revenue coverage: 60.0%
Coverage and caveats
  • Only 9 of 15 countries have customs-revenue values in the audit matrix, so missing observations are clearly marked in the review table.
  • Positive manufacturing premium means manufactured goods face higher tariffs than the country’s all-products average; negative values do not increase the composite screening score.
  • The yearly spread peaks in 2019, when the maximum tariff level rises far above the minimum, creating the broadest duty-cost dispersion in the sample.
Review Queue: Composite Customs Duty-Cost Exposure by Country
Horizontal ranking of the 10 highest screening scores, built from the available tariff, customs-revenue, and positive manufacturing-premium signals.
Audit Motivation Matrix
Average tariff rate on the X-axis, customs revenue as a share of tax on the Y-axis, bubble size reflecting absolute manufacturing premium, and quadrant colors aligned to the supplied audit labels.
Cross-Country Tariff Spread Over Time
Shaded band shows the annual min-to-max tariff envelope across countries, with the spread line on the secondary axis to surface widening or narrowing dispersion.
Top Tariff Countries: Multi-Year Trajectory
Trend comparison for the five countries with the highest average tariff levels in the ranking input; missing observations remain visible as gaps rather than being imputed.
Manufacturing Premium Ranking
Positive values indicate manufactured goods carry a tariff premium versus the all-products average; negative values indicate the opposite.
Top Review Queue Table
Tabular view of the highest-ranked screening candidates with the underlying tariff, customs-revenue, manufacturing-premium, and quadrant context.
Rank Country Exposure Score Avg Tariff Customs Revenue % Manufacturing Premium Quadrant