Author : EW World Economy Team

Second to Germany, France is the second largest exporter and importer in Europe. Since January 1 1995, France has been a part of the World Trade Organisation, existing both...

The Indian economy is incredibly diverse – made up of traditional industries such as village farming, fishing, and handicrafts, as well as modern sectors such as telecommunications, transportation, and...

After nearly a decade of rapid GDP growth, peaking at 11.228 percent in 2010, India's economy has slowed significantly – plagued by stalled reforms, huge corruption scandals and bureaucratic...

The United Kingdom is made up of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It has the fifth largest national economy—measured by nominal GDP—in the world, and the second largest...

The UK is the 7th leading importer and the 12th leading exporter in the world. Accordingly, the UK holds a massive trade deficit with the rest of the world,...

During the heyday of the British Empire, the UK was the largest and most influential economy in the world. As the birthplace of the industrial revolution, the UK was...

Historically, the UK has been one of greatest economic influencers in the world. As the epicentre of the first Industrial Revolution during the 18th century, the UK ushered in...

The UK economy has endured disappointing growth following the 2008-2009 global financial crisis. Prior to the financial crisis, the economy was experiencing GDP growth rates of around 3 percent;...

Germany has the largest national economy in Europe, the fourth largest by nominal GDP in the world, and the fifth largest GDP per capita based on purchasing power parity...

Germany is the third largest exporter and importer in the world, accounting for more than half of the European Union’s international trade. Since January 1 1995, Germany has been...