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From 1994 to 2008, Spain’s economy was enjoying annual growth but when the global financial crisis hit, Spain suffered. Interestingly, because Spain has a mixed capitalist economy, the Gross...

As an emerging market, South Africa has a huge supply of natural resources. In addition to this, the country is well developed in a number of sectors to include...

In 1992, Serbia and Montenegro formed as one country in Southeast Europe, which came from two original republics known as SFR Yugoslavia – Serbia and Montenegro. However, after Yugoslavia...

Saudi Arabia has long been known for its strong economy based on oil and gas. In addition, this country’s economy has skirted many of the problems other countries have...

Rwanda is a poor rural country and of all countries in Africa, it is the most densely populated. Because of few natural resources, and minimal industry opportunities, people struggle....

From 1997 to 2007, Russia maintained an annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth average of 7% but during the 2009 financial crisis, its economy contracted by a sharp 7.9...

In January of 2007, Romania became a member of the European Union. At that time, the process of changing from a communist country based primarily on an industrial base...

Since 1990, Poland has been seeking economic liberalization. Today, the country has achieved its goal, now being considered a transition economy. Due to an increase of private consumption, investment...

Philippines is the 33rd largest economy in the world,12th in Asia and 4th in South East Asia with a GDP (PPP) of US$188.719 billion in 2010. It is also...

Supporting the economy of Panama is the services sector, which actually accounts for around 80% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product. As a part of this sector are financial...