However, where changes in time are concerned, developed countries are increasingly providing high-skilled labour value added whilst emerging economies have seen increases in capital and low-skilled value added. For example, in 1995 38% of the value added of developed country exports came from domestically employed low-medium skilled labour. The right panel shows how foreign value added is being used according to its origin and destination so that in 1995 15% of the foreign value added that developed countries use to produce exports comes from high-skilled workers from other developed countries.