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Liberias GDP (PPP) is estimated at $10.4 billion in 2025. Liberias economy depends on mining (iron ore, gold), agriculture (rubber), and foreign aid. The PPP adjustment significantly boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Post-conflict recovery is slow, View diagram Liberia GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Austria’s economy relies on manufacturing, tourism, and services. It excels in machinery, automotive parts, and chemicals, with strong EU exports. Tourism, driven by Vienna and the Alps, is a major contributor. Financial services also play a key role. Emerging industries View diagram Austria Economy in Graphs
Bhutans PPP GDP reached $9.8 billion in 2023. Hydropower and tourism are central, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $12,600. The Gross National Happiness model prioritizes sustainability, but reliance on India and limited diversification pose challenges. Infrastructure development supports growth.
Jamaica's economy relies on tourism, with all-inclusive resorts and attractions like Dunn's River Falls drawing millions. Bauxite mining and alumina exports are key, alongside agriculture producing sugar, bananas, and coffee. Remittances from diaspora support households. The services sector dominates, including View diagram Jamaica Economy
Burkina Fasos GDP (PPP) is estimated at $62.7 billion in 2025. Agriculture, particularly cotton and livestock, dominates, with gold mining as a key export. The PPP adjustment reflects a low cost of living, amplifying GDP. Security challenges from jihadist insurgencies View diagram Burkina Faso GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Kyrgyzstan's market economy, with a GDP of $21.8 billion, sees strong growth. Mining, hydropower, agriculture, and textiles drive output, with gold and clothing as key exports. Imports include petroleum. Inflation and migration are challenges. Recent infrastructure projects, like the Kambar-Ata View diagram Kyrgyzstan GDP
This diagram presents Vietnam GDP per capita. The economic data is provided by World Bank. Latest GDP per person information for Vietnam. Vietnam’s GDP per capita in 2024 is estimated at approximately $4,500. The economy has seen rapid growth, driven View diagram Vietnam GDP per capita
Denmarks GDP (PPP) is projected at $436.2 billion in 2025. Denmarks economy is driven by services, manufacturing, and renewable energy, with strong pharmaceutical and shipping sectors. The PPP adjustment moderates GDP due to a high cost of living. A robust View diagram Denmark GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Macao's economy is gaming-dominated, with casinos generating vast revenue as the world's top gambling hub, attracting Chinese tourists. Integrated resorts blend entertainment, shopping, and hospitality. Tourism and services overwhelm GDP, supported by tax incentives. Limited land leads to reclamation projects. View diagram Macao Economy
This chart demonstrates Spain Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Change in consumer prices for Spain. Spains inflation is driven by energy prices, housing demand, and EU policy effects. Post-pandemic tourism recovery and labor costs also contribute to View diagram Spain Inflation