Author : EconomyWatch Content

 Malawi’s economic structure is constituted of a large, but underproductive, agricultural sector and an underdeveloped industrial sector. According to the UN Human Development Index, the country is one of...

 Liberia is a country richly endowed with mineral resources and a favorable climate for agriculture. However, it is still considered one of the poorest countries in the world, owing...

 The Liberian economy largely depends on agricultural productivity. The industrial sectors contribute 5.4% to the country’s GDP and employ almost 8% of the working population. The major Liberian industry...

 Liberia’s economic structure consists of a large agricultural sector and an underdeveloped industrial sector. The country has also witnessed the emergence of the services sector since the restoration of...

 Trade represented 65% of the Republic of Mali’s GDP between 2005 and 2007, according to the World Trade Organization. Gold, livestock and agriculture represent 80% of the country’s exports. Trade...

 Due to an underdeveloped industrial sector, Madagascar trade figures depend highly on agricultural productivity. Before the 1990s, the country had strong trade relations with the western nations. Later, the...

 Madagascar is one of the poorest economies in the African continent. More than 50% of the population lives below the international poverty line. Madagascar’s economic structure consists of a...

 The Republic of Mali has a small industry sector, contributing about 20% of the nation’s GDP. The contribution of this sector was even lower before due to corruption and...

    With an area of 1,240,278 sq. km, the Republic of Mali has a population of 12.7 million (as per 2008 estimates). Although Mali’s economy has been growing...

 Poland economic structure has undergone a strict and much needed overhauling since 1990. Although the country’s GDP growth has consistently been healthy, its GDP per capita is still much...