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The Republic of Madagascar is an archipelago of islands. The main island is also called Madagascar, which is the fourth largest island in the world. The island is home...

Situated on the west coast of Africa, Liberia is home to approximately 3.9 million people (2009 estimates). It ranks 103rd in terms of total land area available. The country...

 Madagascar’s industry sectors are limited to textile production and agricultural products processing. Agriculture is the mainstay of Madagascar’s economy. As per the 2009 figures, agriculture accounts for 26.6% of...

The European Union, in a bid to encourage interstate dependency and trading relationships, has abolished all forms of tariffs on trading and adopted a common currency. The move has...

Europe, lead by UK and Germany, was the first continent to be industrialized and therefore dominates most of the industries around the world. Be it heavy machinery, automobiles, aerospace...

 Europe economy includes a massive population of 831.4 million, residing in 48 different countries. Like all other continents, different states have different economic strengths and weaknesses. However, the true...

Since the early 1980s, Morocco has been pursuing an economic program to accelerate its real economic growth. To implement this program, Morocco has the support of the International Monetary...

Highly dependant on international aid, Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world and ranks almost last on the United Nations Development Fund index of human development....

The mining industry plays an important role in Niger’s industry sector. Niger has extensive resources of gold, coal, oil and other minerals and its ability to exploit them successfully...

Tanzania’s industry sectors are among the smallest in Africa, accounting for only 22.7% of the GDP. Tanzania was badly hit during the 2002-03 drought-ridden years and in 2005-06 by...