This paper sheds some light on measure of export variety and features the
geographical spread of a country’s export varieties to the worldwide
countries. First this paper constructs measures of export variety that are
consistent with an underlying constant-elasticity of substitution (CES)
aggregator function to compare export varieties from a country to its many
destination countries. Second this paper shows how exports to different
destination markets shows a distinct pattern with greatest variety to the
wealthier and larger markets, following by exports of those products to other
countries.