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Improving Customs Transit Systems

In the Islamic Countries

118

Table 46: Number of TIR Carnets issued by OIC MS

Countries

2016

2017

Change in %

(2017-2016)

2018

Change in %

(2018-2017)

Afghanistan

0

0

0.00%

100

Albania

2250

600

-73.33%

800

33.33%

Azerbaijan

2800

1900

-32.14%

1800

-5.26%

Iran

118000

115000

-2.54%

165000

43.48%

Jordan

50

50

0.00%

0

-100.00%

Kazakhstan

23500

21300

-9.36%

14700

-30.99%

Kuwait

0

0

0.00%

0

0.00%

Kyrgyzstan

4800

4100

-14.58%

2000

-51.22%

Lebanon

550

600

9.09%

500

-16.67%

Morocco

0

0

0.00%

0

0.00%

Pakistan

50

Syrian Arab Republic

650

500

-23.08%

300

-40.00%

Tajikistan

2350

3100

31.91%

3400

9.68%

Tunisia

0

0

0.00%

0

0.00%

Turkey

213900

200000

-6.50%

189000

-5.50%

Turkmenistan

13000

1000

-92.31%

6000

500.00%

United Arab Emirates

-

50

0

-100.00%

Uzbekistan

27000

14000

-48.15%

32400

131.43%

Total

408850

362200

-11.41%

416050

14.87%

Source: UNECE

3.2.6

Correlation Analysis for All CTR Variables

In order to check the influence of different variables analyzed in this study and the

interdependence between these variables and other variables, we have conducted the

correlation analysis. For a measure of association between two variables, researchers rely

heavily on a statistic called Pearson’s “r,” or the correlation coefficient. The Pearson’s correlation

coefficient (r) is a measure of the association between two variables and is used for the measure

of association between CRM variables important for successful implementation of CRM system,

as explained below. The formula for Pearson’s r for two variables X and Y is:

=

∑( − ̅ )( − ̅ )

[∑( − ̅ )

2

] [∑( − ̅ )

2

]