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Malaysia was the 33rd fastest growing economy in the world for 2010, with a real GDP growth rate (constant prices, national currency) of 7.156 percent. Malaysia recovered fairly strongly...

Throughout the world, Malawi has been one of the least developed and most densely populated countries. Approximately 85% of the people live in rural areas and depend primarily on...

Unfortunately, a large portion of Liberia’s economy was devastated because of corruption, poor government management, and civil war. Although many sections of the economy have been damaged, facilities and...

Lebanon has a free market economy, one with a solid laissez-faire commercial tradition. When it comes to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), this country’s government does not impose any restrictions....

Prior to Latvia going into a recession in 2008, this country saw a significant 10% increase for Gross Domestic Product or GDP. During the time of recession, Latvia was...

Within East Africa, Kenya is the heart for import/export trade. Unfortunately, serious issues have developed because of growing corruption, as well as this country depending heavily on a number...

The country of Jordon faces a number of economic challenges. It is surrounded by volatile situations in Iraq, Israel/ Palestine and Lebanon, and with an estimated 57% Palestinian population...

For the Jamaican economy to survive, it must rely heavily on services, which account for over 60% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product, or GDP. The majority of revenue...

Italy’s industrial economy is a diverse mixture of private companies; developed industrial clusters in the north and a welfare dependant, less developed and underemployed southern region that focuses on...

Although Ireland is a small country, it is also a modern country. This country depends primarily on imports and exports and over the past decade, good Gross Domestic Growth...