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 Nigeria's trade relations revolve around the oil and natural gas sectors. After the economic reforms of 2005, the government is making efforts to diversify its export profile beyond the...

Oil and natural gas extraction and supply governs the Nigerian industry sectors. The oil sector provides almost 30% of the GDP and accounts for 90% of the total export...

Nigeria’s economic structure is largely oil-based. The economy has stumbled for years due to political unrest, corruption and poor fiscal policies. However, since the restoration of democracy and introduction...

The Netherlands trade is the main support system for the economy. Netherlands’ location also means that the nation is closest to the European regions that have the maximum population...

 The Netherlands industry sector is dominated by the transportation and agro-industries. Post World War II, the metallurgy industry has also picked up in the nation. Philips Electrical Company has...

 The Netherlands economic structure runs on the principles of an open economy. The Netherlands is a prosperous economy that depends on foreign trade. Netherlands’ economic structure features a stable...

Lebanon trade suffers from a huge trade imbalance. Being short on natural resources and machinery parts, Lebanon relies severely on the imports of raw materials and thus faces a...

The Lebanese economy is strongly driven by its services industry, particularly tourism and financial services, with 75.8% of economic activity derived from the services sector. Although Lebanon is know...

Lebanon is a Middle Eastern country in the west of the Asian continent that shares its borders with Syria, Israel and Mediterranean Sea. Most of Lebanon’s land is mountainous....

Lebanon economic structure is reliant on tourism and its financial sector. In fact, these two sectors can save the economy from suffering the throes of recession with regulations that...