World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
Bhutan's economy features hydropower exports, tourism. Gross National Happiness. Thimphu's services. Challenges include remoteness. Efforts for organic farming. Himalayan sustainability. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year Bhutan GDP statistics.
Belizes GDP (PPP) is projected at $5.3 billion in 2025. Tourism and agriculture, particularly sugar, citrus, and bananas, drive Belizes economy, with tourism contributing significantly to GDP. The PPP adjustment accounts for a moderate cost of living, boosting GDP relative View diagram Belize GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Kazakhstan's economy is the largest in Central Asia, driven by oil, gas, and mineral wealth. Hydrocarbons dominate exports and government revenue, while mining contributes copper, uranium, and other resources. Agriculture provides grains and livestock, supporting food security and exports. Industry View diagram Kazakhstan GDP
This chart demonstrates Central Europe and the Baltics Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Change in consumer prices for Central Europe and the Baltics. Inflation in Central Europe and the Baltics is driven by energy costs, wage growth, View diagram Central Europe and the Baltics Inflation
Greenlands PPP GDP was approximately $3.9 billion in 2023. The economy relies heavily on fishing, tourism, and Danish subsidies, with GDP per capita (PPP) around $69,000. Mining and renewable energy show potential, but harsh climate and small population limit diversification. View diagram Greenland GDP PPP
Belarus PPP GDP reached $217.2 billion in 2023. Manufacturing, agriculture, and energy exports drive the economy, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $23,400. Sanctions and political isolation strain growth, though Russian trade ties provide support. High inflation and state-controlled industries View diagram Belarus GDP PPP
This diagram presents Dominica Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Change in consumer prices for Dominica. Dominica experiences inflation due to its dependence on imports, especially food and fuel, and vulnerability to climate-related disruptions in supply chains.
Togo's economy centers on phosphate mining and agriculture, exporting cotton, coffee, and cocoa. Lomé's port facilitates regional trade. Subsistence farming employs most. Manufacturing grows in free zones. Challenges include political instability and poverty. Efforts to diversify include energy and tourism. View diagram Togo Economy
Puerto Ricos PPP GDP was $137.6 billion in 2023. Manufacturing, tourism, and services are key, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $41,200. U.S. ties provide economic support, but debt and hurricane vulnerability challenge growth. Diversification into tech and renewable energy View diagram Puerto Rico GDP PPP
Honduras GDP (PPP) is estimated at $74.6 billion in 2025. Honduras economy depends on agriculture (coffee, bananas), remittances, and manufacturing in free-trade zones. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Poverty, crime, and political instability View diagram Honduras GDP Purchasing Power Parity