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Indonesia’s economy has weathered a global economic downturn twice (1997-98 and 2008). The economy vastly relies on the agriculture, manufacturing and services sectors for growth. Due to several natural...

    England is a highly industrialized economy with a well established trade infrastructure. Ever since colonization started, trade has been the most prominent factor of England’s economy. The...

 England’s industry sectors have, for long, been a pillar of the nation’s economy. With abundant resources and an efficient workforce, industrialization matured quickly in England and gave enough resources...

England is a part of the United Kingdom and shares land borders with Scotland and Wales. Towards its North West, South East and East are the Irish Sea, Celtic...

England is one of the most industrialized nations in the world. Lately, the focus has shifted towards services and the sector’s contribution to the economy has been impressive. In...

 Croatian trade is characterized by heavy machinery and electrical equipment. Croatia receives much desired foreign currency through substantial amount of exports and is further boosted by a sustained tourism...

The Croatian economy is the most advanced of the former Yugoslav states, and is dependent on the services sector which contributed 65.7 percent to GDP in 2010.Croatia's industry sector...

Croatia is located across central and south-eastern Europe. It stands at the crossroads of the Adriatic Sea, the Balkans and Pannonian Plain. Croatia is bordered by Hungary, Slovenia, Bosnia...

Croatia Economic Geography Croatia is geographically diverse, encompassing a landscape of flat plains along Hungarian border, low mountains and highlands near Adriatic coastline and islands, with a Mediterranean and...

Chile’s trade, exports and imports suffered losses of more than 20% in 2009. The global recession of 2009 forced this South American nation to witness weak trading activities and...