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Brunei Economy

Brunei’s economy is making a great progress. It represents a combination of agriculture domestic and foreign companies, village tradition, regulation from the government’s side and steps taken to ensure welfare of the country. The major role in the country’s economy is played by oil and natural gas sector. It provides 90% of exports. GDP per [...]

Brazil Economy

Brazil is ranked as the 70th in the world’s freest economy list. The country has the population of 178.7 millions, as it was reported by the World Bank in 2004. The density of population per square kilometer made up 21 in 2003.
The average annual population growth rate during the period of 1990—2003 was as high [...]

Botswana Economy

Botswana’s economy was defined as 36th world’s freest economy by the Heritage Foundation. It was estimated to be 68.6 % free.
Botswana enjoys Strong property rights, financial freedom, investment freedom, labor freedom, and lower corruption rate. Another positive trend in the country’s economy is that it is almost free from government’s interference.
The national GDP amounted to [...]

Bosnia and Herzegovina Economy

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s economy was defined as 53.7% free by the Heritage Foundation in the year 2008. With such an economy status, the country comes 121 in the world rank list. In Europe that includes 41 countries, Bosnia is placed 38 in the list of the free economies.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has been ranked low due [...]

Bolivia Economy

In comparison with other countries of the Latin America and the Caribbean region Bolivia had a lower middle-income in 2005.
The total area of the country is 1.1 million square kilometers with 600.9 thousand square kilometers of a forest area.
The major economic indicators represent the GNI, Atlas method in Bolivia that of $86.6 billion having per [...]

Bhutan Economy

Classified as a country with a lower income Bhutan has though its social and economic characteristics. The total area of the country comes up to 47,000.0 square kilometers.
Bhutan is in the list of the countries with the smallest economies. Moreover, Bhutan is even similar to India when clarifying the details of their economies.
One should [...]

Benin Economy

The total surface of Benin was reported to be 112.6 thousand square kilometers in 2004 with total forest area up to 26,750.0 square kilometers. Being a country with a lower income as of the classification made by the World Bank, Benin manifests the following social and economic features.
The total population has come up to 8.2 [...]

Belize Economy

Belize is said to be a country with an upper middle-income. Its total surface area is about 22,970.0 square kilometers.
Belize GDP was $832.0 million in comparison with $1.1 billion. Annual GDP growth decreased from 12.3% in 2000 to 4.2% in 2004. The inflation has risen during these 5 years up to 2.6%.
When analyzing social factors [...]

Belgium Economy

Belgium economy is in the list of the countries with High Income according to the classification made by the World Bank in 2005. Belgium spreads up to 30,510.0 square kilometers. The economy of the country is included into the group of leading industrialized democracies.
Naturally, its social and economic indicators are much higher than those [...]

Belarus Economy

The World Bank classified Belarus as a country of a lower middle income in 2006. The total surface area of Belarus was 207.6 thousand square kilometers in 2004, including a forest area up to 78,480 square kilometers.
The total population indicated 10.0 million people in the year of 2000 in comparison with 9.8 million in 2004. [...]

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