World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
Albanias PPP GDP reached $54.2 billion in 2023. The economy, driven by tourism, agriculture, and energy, is transitioning toward market reforms. GDP per capita (PPP) is approximately $19,000. Remittances and EU integration efforts fuel growth, but corruption, high public debt, View diagram Albania GDP PPP
Switzerland’s economy is driven by finance, pharmaceuticals, and precision manufacturing. Zurich and Geneva are global banking hubs, while firms like Novartis lead in pharmaceuticals. Watchmaking and machinery, including high-tech equipment, are key. Emerging industries include biotech, with gene therapy innovations, View diagram Switzerland Economy in Graphs
Turkey’s economy thrives on manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism. It produces textiles, automotive, and electronics, with brands like Ford Otosan. Agriculture includes hazelnuts and cotton, while Istanbul and Antalya drive tourism. Emerging industries include defense technology, with drones like Bayraktar gaining View diagram Turkey Economy in Graphs
Saudi Arabia’s economy is dominated by oil, petrochemicals, and construction. As a leading OPEC member, oil exports via Saudi Aramco drive revenue. Petrochemicals, like SABIC’s products, are a top industry. Construction supports Vision 2030’s megaprojects. Emerging sectors include renewable energy, View diagram Saudi Arabia Economy in Graphs
The Netherlands economy excels in agriculture, logistics, and technology. It’s a global leader in high-tech agriculture, exporting flowers and vegetables. Rotterdam’s port drives logistics and trade. Technology, particularly semiconductors (ASML), is a top industry. Emerging sectors include green hydrogen and View diagram Netherlands Economy in Graphs
Spain’s economy relies on tourism, agriculture, and automotive industries. It’s a top global tourism destination, with Barcelona and Madrid drawing millions. Agriculture, including olives, wine, and citrus, is a major export sector. Automotive manufacturing, led by firms like SEAT, is View diagram Spain Economy in Graphs
Indonesia’s economy relies on agriculture, mining, and manufacturing. Palm oil, rubber, and coffee dominate agricultural exports, while coal and nickel mining are significant. Manufacturing includes textiles and electronics. Emerging industries include digital economy, with e-commerce giants like Tokopedia, and green View diagram Indonesia Economy in Graphs
Australia’s economy is driven by mining, agriculture, and services. Iron ore, coal, and natural gas exports dominate, with companies like BHP leading globally. Agriculture, including wheat and beef, is a key contributor. Services, particularly education and tourism, thrive in cities View diagram Australia Economy in Graphs
India’s economy is diverse, with services, particularly IT and software, leading globally, driven by firms like Infosys and TCS. Agriculture remains a backbone, employing millions in rice, wheat, and textile production. Manufacturing, including pharmaceuticals and textiles, is a top industry, View diagram India Economy in Graphs
Norway’s economy is dominated by oil, gas, and fisheries. It’s a global leader in petroleum exports, with Equinor driving production. Fisheries, particularly salmon, are a key export. Services, including shipping, also contribute. Emerging industries include renewable energy, with offshore wind View diagram Norway Economy in Graphs