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Cuba Economy

People in Cuba are fascinated the dollar in spite of the presence of Peso as the national currency. Maybe that’s because of the opportunities that dollar gives its owners at the world market.
Anyway, according to the statistics of 1997 the indicator of GDP was $16.9 billion, so the real growth rate made up 2.5%. Industrial [...]

Croatia Economy

According to certain reports Croatia is a country with an upper middle-income. It has the total area of 56,540.0 square kilometers and a forest area 21,290.0 square kilometers.
The total population of Croatia hasn’t increased during the years of 2000 and 2004 and touched the number 4.4 million people. Life expectancy at birth was reduced from [...]

Cote d’Ivoire Economy

Nowadays, Cote d’Ivoire is said to be the most significant producer of cocoa beans all over the world. But in 2006 the situation has changed and oil and natural gas have become more essential than some other goods. The amount of money the country earned on cocoa and coffee represented $1.3 billion.
While talking about economic [...]

Costa Rica Economy

Costa Rica is defined as a country with an upper middle-income country as for the year of 2005. The total surface area of Costa Rica is 51,000 square kilometers with 23,760.0 square kilometers of forest area.
In 2004 the population of Costa Rica touched the number 4.3 million and an annual percentage represented 1.8%.
According to the [...]

Republic of Congo Economy

Republic of Congo is a state in Western Africa that is washed by South Atlantic Ocean on the south west and borders with Gabon, Cameroon, Republic of Congo and Democratic Republic of Congo. The main economic activities include agriculture, forestry and oil production and export as well.
In the 1980s GDP rate of the country was [...]

Colombia Economy

According to the Classification of Economies that is based on the region and income criteria, Colombia can be characterized as a lower middle-income country that is under Latin America and Caribbean region. The Classification was made by the World Bank in 2006.
Colombia represents a free market economy. The development of economy is mainly dependent [...]

Christmas Island Economy

Christmas Island is situated approximately 135 sq. km. south of Indonesia. It is washed by the Indian Ocean. The population of the island is more than 1400 people. The economy of the country depends mainly on phosphate mining and tourism. The island belongs to Australia and is governed by the Australian Attorney-General’s department located in [...]

Chile Economy

In the Classification of Economies based according to the criteria like region and income, Chile is considered to be as an upper middle-income Country that is under Latin American and the Caribbean region. Such Classification was established by the World Bank in 2005.
The territory of Chile covers 756.6 thousand square kilometers, as of 2004 [...]

Central African Republic Economy

Central African Republic is an inland state that borders with Sudan in the east, Democratic Republic of the Congo in the south, Cameroon in the west and Chad in the north. More than 70% of the population of the country lives in isolated areas. The population is mainly involved in marginal farming and forestry. Agriculture [...]

Cayman Islands Economy

The economy of the Cayman Islands is characterized by the dependence of import and export on financial services and tourism. One of the peculiarities of the country’s economy is its tax free status. That was the reason for over 70,000 companies to register in the country. The currency in circulation in the country is Caymanian [...]

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