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Mauritius GDP (PPP) is projected at $31.8 billion in 2025. Mauritius economy thrives on tourism, financial services, and textiles, with sugarcane as a traditional base. The PPP adjustment boosts GDP due to a moderate cost of living. A stable democracy View diagram Mauritius GDP Purchasing Power Parity
This chart demonstrates Sri Lanka Inflation. The consumer price statistics are compiled by World Bank. Based on the latest economic data provided for Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka has faced severe inflation due to currency collapse, debt default, and fuel shortages. View diagram Sri Lanka Inflation
Lesotho's economy features water exports to South Africa, diamonds, and textiles. Subsistence farming. Maseru's services grow. Challenges include HIV. Efforts target tourism. Enclaved position depends on neighbor. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year View diagram Lesotho Economy
Tunisia's economy is diversified, with GDP contributions from agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and services. Olive oil, textiles, and phosphates are key exports, while tourism remains vital despite political and economic instability. Services, including finance and IT, are growing as the country View diagram Tunisia GDP
This graph shows World GDP per capita. This is according to World Bank GDP stats by country. Based on the latest available information for World. The global average GDP per capita in 2024 is estimated at approximately $12,000. This figure View diagram World GDP per capita
Honduras' GDP is shaped by agriculture, manufacturing, remittances, and services. Bananas and coffee are major export crops, while apparel manufacturing, particularly in free trade zones, has expanded significantly. Remittances from Hondurans abroad represent a large share of household income and View diagram Honduras GDP
This graph shows Bosnia and Herzegovina Inflation. This is according to World Bank consumer price index stats by country. Based on the latest economic data provided for Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, inflation is mainly caused by rising View diagram Bosnia and Herzegovina Inflation
Sudan’s economy, worth $35 billion, depends on agriculture, which employs 80% of the workforce, producing sorghum, cotton, and livestock. Oil, though reduced since South Sudan’s split, remains key, alongside gold mining. Informal trade and remittances are significant. Emerging sectors include View diagram Sudan Economy in Graphs
The Chad economy is heavily dependent on oil, which accounts for most export revenue. Subsistence agriculture and livestock support much of the population, but drought and conflict disrupt output. Political instability and weak infrastructure deter investment, while poverty remains widespread. View diagram Chad Economy in Graphs
Botswanas PPP GDP was $48.9 billion in 2023. Diamonds and tourism drive the economy, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $18,700. Diversification into agriculture and services is progressing, but commodity reliance and inequality pose risks. Infrastructure and education investments support View diagram Botswana GDP PPP