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 The growth of Serbia trade has been slow as a result of high tariffs and import restrictions. The cost of trade in Serbia is also magnified due to non-transparent...

Serbia has a thriving industry, despite unfavorable climatic and geographical conditions. Serbia industry sectors contribute about a quarter of the nation’s GDP. The sector, particularly the mineral fertilizer industry,...

 Serbia, located in Southeastern Europe, was a part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia along with Montenegro. In May 2006, Serbia officially split from the federation to form an...

Serbia has been able to sustain its economic progress, despite global downturn, as a result of its macroeconomic stability fueled by the Serbian government. Increasing private sector participation in...

    Romania saw an immediate change in its international trade scenario when it liberalized its trading system at the time of joining the European Union in 2007. Romania...

With a substantial contribution of 35% by Romania’s industry sectors, the Romanian economy reported a GDP (purchase power parity) of $256.3 billion in 2009. Although Romania’s GDP growth fell...

Romania’s location spans Southeastern and Central Europe. With a surface area of 238,391 square kilometers and a population of 21.5 million as of 2007, the country was the twelfth...

    With Romania’s annual GDP growth rates consistently coming in above 6% until 2008, the country’s economy is aptly called the "Tiger of the East [ern Europe].” Romania...

 Puerto Rico is an "unincorporated territory" of the United States and its economy relies mainly on federal aid from the US government. The island nation has very little natural...

Puerto Rico has one of the most dynamic economies in the Caribbean region and Puerto Rico’s industry sectors remain the key to its economic activity. Encouraged by the duty...