Is the data enough for compute comparative advantage? if yes help me to compute the comparative advantage.

Question : compute revealed comparative advantage based on data given. (1-2 pages).

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Table 1: Sabah's Trade in 1962 and 2010 with Top 10 Trading Partners (*000 USS) 1962 2010 Export Export Import Import Export Export Import Import Destination Value Source Value Destination Value Source Value World 76,677 World 77,825 World 14,537,913 World 9,304,421 United Peninsula Japan 37,983 14.459 China 2.615,471 4,514,920 Kingdom Malaysia Peninsula Philippines 10,661 China 12.742 1.664.739 Singapore 1,088,440 Malaysia United Singapore 4,458 USA 10,601 Australia 1.572.876 States 563,543 China 4.222 Indonesia 7,384 India 1,091,009 China 537,605 United 3,510 Japan 6,002 Thailand Kingdom 940.905 Indonesia 436,238 Australia 2,396 Singapore 4,326 Sarawak 730,795 Thailand 307,863 Italy 1.506 Thailand 4,321 Pakistan 724,383 Japan 290.342 Fer Fed. 1,390 China 2,456 Japan 642,238 Taiwan 178.364 Germany USA 1,183 Australia 2.207 South Korea 632.833 Brazil 172.553 Sarawak 974 Philippines 2,118 Netherlands 550,614 Vietnam 115.983 Source: United Nations' COMTRADE Website and Department of Statistics Malaysia, Sabah Rep. of ISSN: 2 Table 2: Sabah's Top 10 Export products in 1962 and 2011 2011 Commodity Export Value (000 USS) 6,333.451 5,414,576 975.058 1962 Export Value Commodity ("000 US$) Wood in the rough or roughly squared ISITC 39,396 Rev. I code 2421 Crude rubber'incl.synthetic & reclaimed (SITC Rev. 1 11.999 code 231 Tobacco manusiactures (SITC Rev.1 10,247 code 122) Oilseeds, oil nuts and oil kernels [SITC Rev.1 code 6,1174 221) Petroleum products (SITC 1,307 Rev.1 code 332] Vegetable fibres,except cotton and jute [SITC Rev.1 1.048 code 2651 Tobacco unmanufactured (SITC 717 Rev. I code 121) Wood, shaped or simply worked (SITC Rev. I code 491 2431 Fish, fresh & simply preserved [SITC Rev. I code 490 0311 Spices (SITC Rev. code 399 0751 Other fixed vegetables oils, fluid or solid, crude, refined or purified (code 422] Petroleum oils, crude and crude oils obtained from bituminous minerals [code 3331 Animal or vegetable fats and oils, processed; waxes of animal or vegetable origin (code 431) Veneers, plywood, particle board, and other wood, worked, N.E.S [code 634) Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their derivatives (code 512] Pig-iron, spiegeleisen, sponge iron, iron or steel granules and powders and ferro-alloys (code 671] Natural rubber, natural gums, in primary forms (code 231] 480.253 449,627 327,694 218,551 152320 Civil engineering and contractors' plant and equipment (code 723] Crustaceans and molluscs, fresh, chilled frozen, salted or in brine [code 036) Feeding stuff for animals (not including unnilled cereals) [eodo 134,792 081) 117,819 Sower United Nations' COMTRADE Website Table 1: Sabah's Trade in 1962 and 2010 with Top 10 Trading Partners (*000 USS) 1962 2010 Export Export Import Import Export Export Import Import Destination Value Source Value Destination Value Source Value World 76,677 World 77,825 World 14,537,913 World 9,304,421 United Peninsula Japan 37,983 14.459 China 2.615,471 4,514,920 Kingdom Malaysia Peninsula Philippines 10,661 China 12.742 1.664.739 Singapore 1,088,440 Malaysia United Singapore 4,458 USA 10,601 Australia 1.572.876 States 563,543 China 4.222 Indonesia 7,384 India 1,091,009 China 537,605 United 3,510 Japan 6,002 Thailand Kingdom 940.905 Indonesia 436,238 Australia 2,396 Singapore 4,326 Sarawak 730,795 Thailand 307,863 Italy 1.506 Thailand 4,321 Pakistan 724,383 Japan 290.342 Fer Fed. 1,390 China 2,456 Japan 642,238 Taiwan 178.364 Germany USA 1,183 Australia 2.207 South Korea 632.833 Brazil 172.553 Sarawak 974 Philippines 2,118 Netherlands 550,614 Vietnam 115.983 Source: United Nations' COMTRADE Website and Department of Statistics Malaysia, Sabah Rep. of ISSN: 2 Table 2: Sabah's Top 10 Export products in 1962 and 2011 2011 Commodity Export Value (000 USS) 6,333.451 5,414,576 975.058 1962 Export Value Commodity ("000 US$) Wood in the rough or roughly squared ISITC 39,396 Rev. I code 2421 Crude rubber'incl.synthetic & reclaimed (SITC Rev. 1 11.999 code 231 Tobacco manusiactures (SITC Rev.1 10,247 code 122) Oilseeds, oil nuts and oil kernels [SITC Rev.1 code 6,1174 221) Petroleum products (SITC 1,307 Rev.1 code 332] Vegetable fibres,except cotton and jute [SITC Rev.1 1.048 code 2651 Tobacco unmanufactured (SITC 717 Rev. I code 121) Wood, shaped or simply worked (SITC Rev. I code 491 2431 Fish, fresh & simply preserved [SITC Rev. I code 490 0311 Spices (SITC Rev. code 399 0751 Other fixed vegetables oils, fluid or solid, crude, refined or purified (code 422] Petroleum oils, crude and crude oils obtained from bituminous minerals [code 3331 Animal or vegetable fats and oils, processed; waxes of animal or vegetable origin (code 431) Veneers, plywood, particle board, and other wood, worked, N.E.S [code 634) Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols and their derivatives (code 512] Pig-iron, spiegeleisen, sponge iron, iron or steel granules and powders and ferro-alloys (code 671] Natural rubber, natural gums, in primary forms (code 231] 480.253 449,627 327,694 218,551 152320 Civil engineering and contractors' plant and equipment (code 723] Crustaceans and molluscs, fresh, chilled frozen, salted or in brine [code 036) Feeding stuff for animals (not including unnilled cereals) [eodo 134,792 081) 117,819 Sower United Nations' COMTRADE Website