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 Located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, Puerto Rico is a self governing Commonwealth territory. Dominated by agriculture until the mid 20th century, Puerto Rico’s economy...

 Puerto Rico’s economic structure is dominated by an upper middle class, largely engaged in the manufacturing and services sectors. As a US Commonwealth nation, Puerto Rico controls only its...

With a substantial contribution of 28.1% by Poland industry sectors, the Poland economy reported a GDP (purchase power parity) of $256.3 billion in 2009. Though, the rough economic scenario...

 Poland reoriented its trade when the ruble-based COMECON trading bloc collapsed in 1991. By 1996, the country had strengthened its trade ties with EU members and its 70% of...

Morocco has the second-largest non-oil GDP in the Arab world. In the past, Morocco relied on phosphate exports, which has declined over the recent years. The country has now...

Officially known as the Kingdom of Morocco and situated on the northwestern corner of Africa; Morocco borders Algeria on the east and southeast, Mauritania to the south and to...

The Africa trade is dominated by diverse natural resources that the continent enjoys in abundance. However, trade varies from one country to another. Countries such as South Africa represent...

The Africa industry sector holds the key for the region’s growth. Mauritius is the best example of how an African country’s economy can transform itself from a poor state...

Africa is the world’s second largest continent and it has the second largest population after Asia. The African continent covers an area of 30.2 million square km which is...

The African economic structure is one of the poorest in the world. Various issues spanning from diseases, less industrial growth to frequent outbreaks have plagued the economic structure of...