Costa Rica Oil - imports

Definition: This entry is the total oil imported in barrels per day (bbl/day), including both crude oil and oil products.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of February 21, 2013

Related Data From the International Monetary Fund

Variable: Value of oil imports

Note: Value is equal to the price per unit of quantity of oil imports multiplied by the number of quantity units.

Units: U.S. dollars

Scale: Billions

Country-specific Note: Source: Central Bank Latest actual data: 2010 Methodology used to derive volumes: Deflating values using price indices Chain-weighted: No Oil coverage: Primary or unrefined products;Secondary or refined products; Valuation of exports: Free on board (FOB) Valuation of imports: Cost, insurance, freight (CIF)

Source: International Monetary Fund - 2011 World Economic Outlook

Year

Value of oil imports

Percent Change

1980

0.202

1981

0.18

-10.89 %

1982

0.169

-6.11 %

1983

0.184

8.88 %

1984

0.163

-11.41 %

1985

0.166

1.84 %

1986

0.102

-38.55 %

1987

0.122

19.61 %

1988

0.115

-5.74 %

1989

0.147

27.83 %

1990

0.191

29.93 %

1991

0.183

-4.19 %

1992

0.159

-13.11 %

1993

0.174

9.43 %

1994

0.203

16.67 %

1995

0.201

-0.99 %

1996

0.239

18.91 %

1997

0.222

-7.11 %

1998

0.261

17.57 %

1999

0.32

22.61 %

2000

0.481

50.31 %

2001

0.455

-5.41 %

2002

0.423

-7.03 %

2003

0.526

24.35 %

2004

0.699

32.89 %

2005

0.998

42.78 %

2006

1.25

25.25 %

2007

1.444

15.52 %

2008

2.089

44.67 %

2009

1.238

-40.74 %

2010

1.601

29.32 %