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 The Swiss service sector is the most vital component of Switzerland’s economic structure, accounting for approximately 70% of the nation’s GDP. Finance and banking services are the main component...

France has rich cultural roots and attracts droves of tourists from all over the world. Therefore, tourism is a key component of France’s industry sectors and a significant contributor...

France is a well developed economy with a well established private as well as government sector. The private sector however experiences frequent interference from state authorities. The trend seems...

    With its large free open market and well industrialized sector, Finland is a well developed trading economy with a large part contributed by its manufacturing units. Finnish...

    Finland’s industry sectors are highly developed, with a key focus on electronics and manufacturing. The industry sectors contribute significantly to the GDP of the nation and the...

Finland is located in Northern Europe and is bordered by Sweden, Norway, Russia and Estonia. The country is home to 5,250,275 people and has a surface area of 338,145...

    Finland’s economic structure is based on its manufacturing sector. Electronics and high tech gadgets are the highlight of the economy and each year Finnish trade proves this...

Singapore is the 14th largest exporter and the 15th largest importer in the world. Historically, international trade has strongly influenced the economy. According to the WTO, Singapore has the...

Singapore is one of the original "Newly Industrialised Countries" (NICs) – a term coined in the 1970s to describe countries experiencing exceptionally fast industrial growth – alongside Hong Kong,...

Singapore is one of the most open, and thus competitive, markets in the world. The 2011 World Bank Ease of Doing Business Index ranks Singapore as the best country...