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 Armenia economic structure is highly dependent on the agricultural productivity and industrial performance, particularly the construction sector. After years of high economic growth in the 2000s, the Armenian economy...

    Traditionally, Norway's trade has been mostly with the EU, a trend that has continued to increase. Norway’s GDP per capita was €64,600 in 2008, which makes it...

    Major Norway industry sectors span the oil and gas sector which constitutes 25% of the country’s GDP, followed by fish farming, fisheries and mineral resources. The country...

    Norway’s annual GDP which is measured in constant prices dipped for the first time in 20 years. However, Norway’s mainland GDP excludes its powerful oil and gas...

As an export orientated country, Mexico is the 15th largest exporter in the world. They are also the United States' second largest export market, making about 12.21 percent of...

Info PR: n/a I: 10,200 L: 0 LD: 34,843 I: 181,000Rank: 28995 Age: January 28, 1999 I: 0 whoissourceRobo: yesSitemap: yes Rank: 19217 Price: 34296 Links: 0|0 Density Mexico’s economy can be characterised by the high degree of contrast that...

Mexico is the 12th largest economy in the world, with an estimated GDP (PPP) of US$1.567 trillion in 2010. Throughout history, Mexico has gone through several crisis, but the...

    Being a land of abundant timber resources, Latvian trade is dominated by wood products. However, Latvia excels in other products as well such as chocolates, telecommunication products,...

    Latvia’s industry sectors are noted for their manufacturing wing. The manufacturing segment is focused on wood processing, textiles, machinery, and food processing. Latvia’s proximity to the Baltic...

Latvia is located in the Northern Europe and is bordered by Estonia, Lithuania, Russia and Belarus. Latvia’s land area is around 64,589 square km and has the country has...