World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
This diagram presents St. Lucia Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Based on the latest available information for St. Lucia. St. Lucia experiences inflation due to food and fuel import costs, shipping expenses, and seasonal demand tied to View diagram St. Lucia Inflation
This chart demonstrates Curacao GDP per capita. The economic data is provided by World Bank. Latest GDP per person information for Curacao. Curaçao, a Dutch Caribbean island, enjoys a higher GDP per capita, largely due to its status as a View diagram Curacao GDP per capita
Lithuania's economy, valued at 77.94 billion, leads the Baltic region. Services and manufacturing, including petroleum and furniture, drive growth. Exports and imports focus on petroleum and machinery. Unemployment and poverty persist as challenges. Recent FDI surges, particularly in fintech, alongside View diagram Lithuania GDP
This graph shows Upper middle income Inflation. The consumer price statistics are compiled by World Bank. Change in consumer prices for Upper middle income. Upper middle-income countries face inflation from growing consumer demand, energy and food price volatility, and currency View diagram Upper middle income Inflation
Rwanda's economy, with a GDP of $14.77 billion, aspires to rapid development. Services, agriculture, and industry contribute, with gold and coffee as key exports and petroleum as imports. Poverty and unemployment are significant challenges. Recent infrastructure and electrification projects drive View diagram Rwanda GDP
Uzbekistan’s economy, worth $80 billion, relies on agriculture, with cotton, fruits, and vegetables employing 25% of the workforce. Gold and gas drive exports, contributing 30% to GDP. Industry, including automotive and textiles, is growing. Emerging sectors include IT, with Tashkent View diagram Uzbekistan Economy in Graphs
Norway's economy excels in oil and gas, with North Sea reserves funding a sovereign wealth fund for future generations. Fisheries, particularly salmon exports, and maritime industries are strong. Hydropower provides clean energy, supporting aluminum and chemicals. High-tech sectors like renewables View diagram Norway Economy
Lesotho's lower-middle-income economy relies on tourism, manufacturing, mining, and agriculture. GDP growth is moderate, with per capita at $1,100. Apparel dominates exports, while imports include food and machinery. High unemployment and poverty persist. Recent developments, like AGOA-driven textile growth and View diagram Lesotho GDP
Iceland's mixed economy, with a GDP of $35.38 billion, relies on tourism, fisheries, and aluminum. Growth is steady, with exports like fish and imports of petroleum. The 2008 financial crisis and inflation remain challenges. Recent tourism growth, alongside biotech and View diagram Iceland GDP
The Lebanon economy faces severe challenges due to political instability, debt, and currency collapse. Services, including banking and tourism, were historically strong, but recent crises have crippled these sectors. Remittances and agriculture provide some support, though hyperinflation and unemployment are View diagram Lebanon Economy in Graphs