World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
This chart demonstrates Slovakia Inflation. The consumer price statistics are compiled by World Bank. Change in consumer prices for Slovakia. Slovakia experiences inflation primarily from energy and food price increases, with Eurozone monetary policy and labor market pressures adding to View diagram Slovakia Inflation
This chart demonstrates Cambodia GDP per capita. The economic data is provided by World Bank. Based on the latest economic info provided for Cambodia. Cambodia’s GDP per capita has been growing, supported by garment manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism. The country View diagram Cambodia GDP per capita
This chart demonstrates Kiribati GDP per capita. The gross domestic product statistics are compiled by World Bank. Based on the latest economic info provided for Kiribati. Kiribati’s GDP per capita in 2024 is projected to be around $2,455. As a View diagram Kiribati GDP per capita
This graph shows Cameroon GDP per capita. This is according to World Bank GDP stats by country. Latest GDP per person information for Cameroon. Cameroon’s GDP per capita is moderate for Central Africa, with an economy based on oil, agriculture, View diagram Cameroon GDP per capita
This chart demonstrates Botswana Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Based on the latest economic data provided for Botswana. Botswanas inflation is fueled by fuel price increases, import costs, and a relatively small domestic production base, making it View diagram Botswana Inflation
The Congo economy relies heavily on oil, which dominates exports, alongside mining and agriculture. Timber and cobalt are key resources, but weak governance and conflict disrupt growth. Subsistence farming supports much of the population, yet poverty is widespread. Infrastructure deficits View diagram Congo Economy in Graphs
This chart demonstrates Lower middle income GDP per capita. The economic data is provided by World Bank. Based on the latest economic info provided for Lower middle income.
The Ethiopia economy is one of Africas fastest-growing, driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Coffee is a major export, while textiles and leather goods gain traction. Large-scale infrastructure projects, like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, boost energy and trade. However, View diagram Ethiopia Economy in Graphs
Mexico’s economy is driven by manufacturing, oil, and agriculture. Automotive and electronics manufacturing, with firms like Ford and Foxconn, thrive due to U.S. trade proximity. Oil production, led by Pemex, remains vital. Agriculture includes avocados and tequila exports. Emerging industries View diagram Mexico Economy in Graphs
Russia’s economy heavily depends on oil, gas, and metals, with state-owned firms like Gazprom and Rosneft dominating energy exports. Mining, including nickel and aluminum, is a key industry. Defense and aerospace, particularly military technology, are significant. Emerging sectors include military View diagram Russia Economy in Graphs