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Mongolias GDP (PPP) is projected at $52.6 billion in 2025. Mongolias economy relies on mining (coal, copper) and agriculture (livestock), with China as a key export market. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Resource View diagram Mongolia GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Finland's economy excels in tech, Nokia legacy, and forestry. Tourism to Lapland. Helsinki's services. EU membership. Challenges include aging. Efforts target green innovation. Nordic stability. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year Finland GDP View diagram Finland Economy
This graph shows Pacific island small states GDP per capita. This is according to World Bank GDP stats by country. Latest GDP per person information for Pacific island small states. Pacific island small states have varying GDP per capita figures, View diagram Pacific island small states GDP per capita
Uzbekistans PPP GDP was $335.2 billion in 2023. Agriculture, gas, and services dominate, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $9,700. Reforms boost trade, but poverty and infrastructure deficits remain. Mining and tourism offer growth potential.
Portugals GDP (PPP) is estimated at $465.3 billion in 2025. Portugals economy thrives on services, tourism, and manufacturing, with textiles and wine as key exports. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to a moderate cost of living. EU membership supports View diagram Portugal GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Portugal’s economy, valued at $250 billion, is service-driven, with tourism accounting for 15% of GDP, leveraging Lisbon and Algarve. Manufacturing, including textiles and automotive components, and agriculture (wine, olives) are significant. Renewable energy, particularly wind and solar, contributes 50% of View diagram Portugal Economy in Graphs
Cambodia's $30 billion economy, growing 6.5% in 2025, thrives on garments, tourism, and construction, with per capita GDP at $1,800. Textile exports dominate, but fuel imports strain trade for its 17 million people. Poverty and infrastructure gaps persist. Recent hydropower View diagram Cambodia GDP
Tunisia’s economy, valued at $45 billion, is driven by services, particularly tourism, which contributes 10% to GDP, and textiles, a key export. Agriculture, employing 15%, produces olives and dates. Industry, including automotive components, supports trade with Europe. Emerging sectors include View diagram Tunisia Economy in Graphs
Bahrains GDP (PPP) is estimated at $94.8 billion in 2025. A financial hub in the Gulf, Bahrain relies on banking, services, and oil, which contributes significantly to GDP. The PPP adjustment reflects a moderate cost of living, boosting GDP relative View diagram Bahrain GDP Purchasing Power Parity
The Guyana economy is booming due to recent oil discoveries, making it one of the fastest-growing globally. Oil production, led by ExxonMobil, drives exports, while agriculture, including rice and sugar, remains vital. Gold mining also contributes. However, infrastructure gaps and View diagram Guyana Economy in Graphs