Moldova Economy in Graphs

The Moldova economy depends on agriculture, remittances, and services. Wine, fruits, and vegetables are key exports, while remittances from workers abroad bolster GDP. EU trade agreements support growth, but political instability and corruption deter investment. Poverty and emigration challenge progress, View diagram Moldova Economy in Graphs→

Mongolia GDP PPP

Mongolia GDP PPP

Mongolia’s PPP GDP was $52.6 billion in 2023. Mining (coal, copper) drives growth, with GDP per capita (PPP) at $15,800. Commodity reliance and weak infrastructure pose risks, though Chinese trade supports stability. Diversification into tourism is a priority.[](https://data.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/gdp-ppp-the-world-bank%40kapsarc/) Mongolia GDP View diagram Mongolia GDP PPP→

Bahrain GDP

Bahrain GDP

Bahrain's $44 billion economy, growing 2.7% in 2025, relies on oil, finance, and aluminum, with per capita GDP at $25,000. Oil exports lead, but machinery imports rise for its 1.5 million people. Public debt and youth unemployment challenge stability. Recent View diagram Bahrain GDP→

Seychelles Economy

Seychelles Economy

Seychelles' economy thrives on tourism, with luxury islands attracting visitors. Tuna fisheries export globally. Services dominate in Victoria. Challenges include isolation and climate change. Efforts to diversify include finance. Seychelles' Indian Ocean beauty boosts eco-tourism. Despite small size, high income View diagram Seychelles Economy→