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See: The 12 Fastest Growing Economies in 2010 Country GDP* Per capita(2000) ($) Growth Rate (1999-2000) (%) Equatorial Guinea 15,073 18.9 China 3,976 9.2 Ireland 29,866 6.5 Vietnam 1,996...

    The following table shows the estimated percentage of Labour Force unemployed as in the year 2001.     The following table shows the estimated percentage of Labour...

The Big Mac Index provides a measure of purchasing power parity (PPP) between two currencies in an informal way. Introduced by Pam Woodall in 1986, the Big Mac Index...

                                                           Company/Location Sector Revenue (2001) ($) Wal Mart Stores, USA Retailing 219,812,000,000 Exxon Mobil, USA Oil, gas and fuel 91,581,000,000 General Motors Corp, USA Motor Vehicles 177,260,000,000 BP Plc,...

Most of the developing nations over the world largely rely upon external debt for meeting their investment demands. The countries such as India, China and Mexico have made huge...

Key factors determine a country’s economic ranking including the business environment, infrastructure, tax rates, and the general ease of operations within that country. The world’s top ten economies can...

Country Exports (2000) ($) USA 1,065,740,000,000   Country Exports (2000) ($) USA 1,065,740,000,000   Germany 633,052,000,000 Japan 528,751,000,000 UK 401,385,000,000 France 377,274,000,000 Canada 321,693,000,000 Italy 294,852,000,000 China 279,562,000,000 Netherlands...

Emerging economies are smaller than the developed countries - but they are growing faster and opening up, leading to greater investment opportunities than ever before. There are two methods...

In present instance the steps undertaken by international organizations has given birth to diversification of employment in sectors. The contribution urbanization in this regard is also marked worthy. Still...

The United Nations has categorized the poorest countries of the world based on three major criteria. They are annual gross domestic product below $900 per capita and the quality...