Cuba GDP PPP

Cuba GDP PPP

Cuba’s PPP GDP was estimated at $147 billion in 2023. Tourism, healthcare, and agriculture drive the economy, with GDP per capita (PPP) around $13,000. State control and U.S. sanctions limit growth, though reforms are boosting private enterprise. Infrastructure and energy View diagram Cuba GDP PPP→

Chad Economy

Chad Economy

Chad's economy relies on oil, cotton, and livestock. N'Djamena's services. Challenges include Boko Haram. Efforts to diversify. Sahelian resources limited. World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025. Refer to the latest year-over-year Chad GDP statistics.

St. Lucia Economy

St. Lucia Economy

St. Lucia's economy thrives on tourism, with resorts and Pitons attracting visitors. Bananas and cocoa agriculture persist. Services dominate in Castries. Challenges include hurricanes and competition. Efforts to diversify include geothermal energy. St. Lucia's Caribbean beauty boosts cruises. Despite vulnerabilities, View diagram St. Lucia Economy→

Slovakia Economy

Slovakia Economy

Slovakia's economy excels in autos, with Volkswagen plants. Electronics and steel manufacturing grow. Bratislava's services expand. EU funds infrastructure. Challenges involve labor shortages. Efforts to innovate in IT. Slovakia's central European location facilitates exports. Euro adoption ensures stability. World Bank View diagram Slovakia Economy→