World economy charts, business frameworks and diagrams
Qatar’s economy, valued at $180 billion, is dominated by natural gas, with LNG exports accounting for 80% of revenues. Oil complements energy wealth. Services, including finance and tourism, are growing, with Doha as a hub. Construction, tied to World Cup View diagram Qatar Economy in Graphs
Philippines economy, worth $400 billion, is driven by services, particularly BPO, which contributes 10% to GDP. Remittances from overseas workers (10% of GDP) are vital. Agriculture, employing 25%, produces rice, coconuts, and bananas. Manufacturing, including electronics, and tourism are key. View diagram Philippines Economy in Graphs
Peru’s economy, valued at $225 billion, is driven by mining, which supplies 60% of exports, including copper, gold, and zinc. Agriculture, producing asparagus and blueberries, employs 25% of the workforce. Fisheries, particularly anchovy for fishmeal, are key. Tourism, centered on View diagram Peru Economy in Graphs
Paraguay’s economy, worth $40 billion, is led by agriculture, which accounts for 20% of GDP and exports soybeans, beef, and corn. Hydropower, from Itaipú Dam, makes Paraguay a major electricity exporter. Manufacturing, including food processing, and trade via the Paraguay View diagram Paraguay Economy in Graphs
Panama’s economy, valued at $75 billion, is driven by services, particularly the Panama Canal, which generates 10% of GDP, and logistics, with Colón as a major trade hub. Finance and tourism, including eco-tourism, are key, while agriculture (bananas, coffee) employs View diagram Panama Economy in Graphs
Oman’s economy, valued at $85 billion, is dominated by oil and gas, which account for 70% of export revenues. Diversification efforts under Vision 2040 emphasize tourism, logistics, and manufacturing. The port of Duqm is a growing trade hub, while tourism View diagram Oman Economy in Graphs
North Korea’s economy, estimated at $40 billion, is centrally planned and heavily reliant on state-controlled industries like mining (coal, iron ore) and military production. Agriculture, employing 50% of the workforce, produces rice and corn but struggles with food insecurity. Textiles View diagram North Korea Economy in Graphs
New Zealand’s economy, valued at $250 billion, is driven by agriculture, particularly dairy, meat, and wine, which account for 50% of exports. Tourism, leveraging natural landscapes, contributes 10% to GDP. The tech sector, including software and film production, is emerging, View diagram New Zealand Economy in Graphs
Mozambique’s economy valued at approximately $20 billion, is driven by agriculture, which employs 70% of the workforce and contributes significantly to GDP with crops like cashews, cotton, and sugarcane. Natural gas is an emerging powerhouse, with offshore LNG projects like View diagram Mozambique Economy in Graphs
The Morocco economy is diverse, driven by agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing. Phosphates, citrus, and textiles are key exports, while tourism, including Marrakech and coastal resorts, thrives. Renewable energy, particularly solar, is a growing sector, with ambitious green projects attracting investment. View diagram Morocco Economy in Graphs