Exportaciones de la Argentina

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Exportaciones de la Argentina

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Last edited Mar 1, 2019

Created on Mar 1, 2019

This visualization shows Argentina’s export categories and values for 2015 as an interactive treemap. It is rendered entirely through an embedded iframe pointing to the MIT Media Lab’s Observatory of Economic Complexity atlas, using their default tree-map layout. The page itself contains no custom code or libraries; the iframe’s `scrolling="no"` attribute fixes the viewport at 960 by 500 pixels. The data source is the atlas’s embedded HS92 export visualization, which relies on the OEC’s underlying JavaScript and D3-based rendering, though no explicit API calls appear in the local HTML.

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