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Cambodia is a South East Asian country, characterized by a developing economy. With an area of approximately 181,035 square kilometers and a population of over 14 million, Cambodia’s economy...

Cambodia is a poor country, struggling to achieve long-term development for decades now. Cambodia’s economic structure improved rapidly in the first decade of the 21st century, with 10% annual...

Bulgaria’s economy, being a free open market, has a well developed private sector, which contributes significantly to Bulgarian trade. Other essential industries are regulated by the government for strategic...

Bulgaria is amongst Europe’s largest producers of lead, zinc and copper. Bulgaria’s industry sectors specialize in skilled engineering products and produce almost 10% of the world’s hydraulic machinery.[br] Bulgaria...

Bulgaria is located in south Eastern Europe and borders five countries: Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey. Its eastern border extends into the Black Sea. Bulgaria has an area...

Until late-1989, Bulgaria was run according to the Soviet ideals of market. Bulgaria’s economic structure relied on centralized planning rather than the market forces, and all crucial decisions were...

Bolivia’s estimated GDP in 2008 totaled $18.94 billion and the nation’s growth can be attributed to privatization of various public sector enterprises, and growth in the hydrocarbon and mining...

 Bolivia has numerous industry sectors, with oil and natural gas playing a major role in the economy. Other sectors in Bolivia include mining, food and beverages, agriculture, tobacco, clothing...

Bolivia is a landlocked country in South America. It is bordered by Brazil to the north and east, Paraguay and Argentina to the south, and Chile and Peru to...

The Latin American countries, unlike their global counterparts, showed more resilience to the economic crisis of 2008-2009. Bolivia has weathered the storm particularly well in 2009, suffering minimal economic...