World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
The Curacao economy depends on tourism, oil refining, and financial services. As a Caribbean hub, it attracts cruise ships and visitors, while offshore banking benefits from tax advantages. The oil sector, tied to Venezuelan imports, faces uncertainty, and diversification is View diagram Curacao Economy in Graphs
Kiribatis GDP (PPP) is projected at $0.4 billion in 2025. Kiribatis economy relies on fishing, copra, and foreign aid, with remittances also significant. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. As a remote Pacific nation, View diagram Kiribati GDP Purchasing Power Parity
The Chile economy is driven by copper exports, which dominate global markets, alongside agriculture, fisheries, and services. Stable institutions and free-market policies attract foreign investment, particularly in mining and renewable energy. Tourism, including Patagonia and desert regions, is growing. However, View diagram Chile Economy in Graphs
The Colombia economy is fueled by oil, coal, coffee, and emeralds. Services, including finance and tourism, are growing, while agriculture remains vital for rural areas. Peace agreements have spurred investment, but drug trafficking and inequality challenge stability. Infrastructure improvements and View diagram Colombia Economy in Graphs
Palestines GDP (PPP) is estimated at $30.7 billion in 2025, though data is limited due to conflict. Palestines economy depends on services, agriculture, and foreign aid, with restrictions from Israeli policies constraining growth. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to View diagram Palestine GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Belarus's $70 billion economy, growing 1.8% in 2025, relies on manufacturing, agriculture, and energy transit, with per capita GDP at $7,400. Potash exports lead, but machinery imports strain trade for its 9.5 million people. Sanctions and political tensions challenge stability. View diagram Belarus GDP
Sri Lanka’s economy, valued at $85 billion, relies on services, particularly tourism, which contributes 10% to GDP, and remittances (8% of GDP). Agriculture, employing 25%, produces tea, rubber, and cinnamon. Textiles drive exports, while IT and fintech are emerging, with View diagram Sri Lanka Economy in Graphs
This graph shows Seychelles GDP per capita. This is according to World Bank GDP stats by country. Latest GDP per person information for Seychelles. Seychelles’ GDP per capita in 2024 is estimated at approximately $18,000. The economy is primarily based View diagram Seychelles GDP per capita
The Dominican Republic's $115 billion economy, growing 5.2% in 2025, shines with tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture, boasting a per capita GDP of $10,200. Sugar and nickel exports thrive, though oil imports strain trade. Inequality and inadequate infrastructure persist as hurdles. View diagram Dominican Republic GDP
This diagram presents Cote d’Ivoire GDP per capita. This is according to World Bank GDP stats by country. Based on the latest economic info provided for Cote d’Ivoire.