World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
This diagram presents Pre-demographic dividend GDP per capita. The gross domestic product statistics are compiled by World Bank. Based on the latest economic info provided for Pre-demographic dividend.
Niger’s economy, valued at $15 billion, is dominated by subsistence agriculture, employing 80% of the workforce, with millet, sorghum, and livestock as staples. Uranium mining is a critical export, though declining in global demand. Oil production, started in 2011, is View diagram Niger Economy in Graphs
Sweden’s economy excels in technology, manufacturing, and services. Companies like Ericsson and Spotify lead in telecom and digital innovation, while Volvo drives automotive manufacturing. Forestry and paper products are significant. Emerging industries include green technology, with electric vehicle batteries and View diagram Sweden Economy in Graphs
Lithuania's economy excels in IT, biotech, and laser tech. Agriculture exports wheat. Vilnius' services boom. EU and NATO membership. Challenges include emigration. Efforts target renewables. Baltic position boosts trade. Growth accelerates. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer View diagram Lithuania Economy
This chart demonstrates Kazakhstan Inflation. Inflation data is sourced from World Bank. Based on the latest economic data provided for Kazakhstan. Inflation in Kazakhstan is fueled by food price increases, currency devaluation, and external shocks, especially from neighboring Russias economic View diagram Kazakhstan Inflation
The Mauritius economy thrives on tourism, financial services, and textiles. Sugarcane and offshore banking are key, while luxury resorts attract global visitors. A stable political climate and business-friendly policies draw investment, but reliance on external markets poses risks. Efforts to View diagram Mauritius Economy in Graphs
Monaco's economy is luxury-driven, with finance, tourism, and casinos. Yachting and Grand Prix attract wealthy. Real estate booms. No income tax. Challenges include space limits. Efforts target events. Monaco's Riviera position ensures prestige. High wealth masks dependencies. World Bank Data. View diagram Monaco Economy
South Africa’s economy, worth $400 billion, is Africa’s most industrialized, driven by mining (gold, platinum) and manufacturing (automotive, chemicals). Services, including finance and tourism, contribute 60% to GDP. Agriculture, producing wine and citrus, employs 5%. Tech, centered in Johannesburg, and View diagram South Africa Economy in Graphs
Uzbekistans GDP (PPP) is estimated at $333.4 billion in 2025. Uzbekistans economy relies on agriculture (cotton), mining (gold, uranium), and natural gas, with reforms driving growth. The PPP adjustment significantly boosts GDP due to a low cost of living. Recent View diagram Uzbekistan GDP Purchasing Power Parity
Malta's economy thrives on tourism to historical sites. Finance and gaming online. Valletta's services dominate. EU membership aids. Challenges include water scarcity. Efforts target film. Malta's Mediterranean position boosts shipping. Stability attracts investment. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct View diagram Malta Economy