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1) GDP annual growth rate: 10.2% (The IMF estimates that from 2000 to 2016, Ethiopia was the 3rd fastest growing country with a population of 10 million or more in the world)

2) Inflation is 14%

3) Agriculture accounts for approx 75% of exports, 37.3% of GDP and 68% of total employment

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1. Primary sector (8.65% of GDP); industrial crops, secondary sector (35.68%); electronics, automotives and construction, & tertiary sector (55.68%); banking, tourism, and oil & gas.
2. Regional developement gap, mroe inclusive labour market and political corruption hinder growth
3. The Economic Transformation Programme and subsidy rationalisation have contributed to economic development

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Cameroon’s economic freedom score is 51.9, making its economy the 149th freest in the 2018 Index. Its overall score has increased by 0.1 point, with improvements in scores for fiscal health and government integrity offsetting declines in investment freedom and labor freedom.

GDP is 24.2 Billion USD

Unemployment fell from 4.3% in 2016 to 4.2% in 2017

YB

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Despite being intrinsically rich, poverty remains widespread with more than 60% of the population living under $1.25 a day.
Sierra Leone is ranked 180thout of 187 in the Human Development Index (2011). 1/3 of the population are between the age of 15-24, yet youth are either underemployed or unemployment at 70%.

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-21.7% of the population were living in poverty in 2017
- The richer areas tend to be the ones that have illegal gold mining and other informal activities.
- 60% of Peru's GDP is a result of informal activity and around 75% of the labor force works in the informal sector. (This causes instability)

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- After the massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 2015, there was major damage costing the nation $10 billion which is nearly half of the GDP ($19.2 billion).
- 25.2% of the population live in poverty.
- 5.2 billion euros in debt after 2016.

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Decline in spending on large projects and real estate, undervaluation of Yuan and social reforms (one child policy) limit growth and development.

Wages inflation exists, demand for labour is growing faster than supply creating labour shortages and pushing up salaries

Post 2015, Chine has accounted for 19% of the World's GDP- higher than any other BRIC nation

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Effect of natural disasters has caused the growth rate to fall to 3.1%
Literacy rate is one of the highest in Asia - 92%
Low unemployment - 4.2%

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1. Rice farming is a major part of its economy
2. Has one of the worst corruption ratings
3. The Khmer Rouge tried to completely nationalise the economy and collectivise all agriculture under their communist regime

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Nearly half of the population (86.9 million) are living in extreme poverty.
They have a fund (PAIF) which provides subsidised funding to fuel growth in the key sectors of power and airlines. But this has been unsuccessful due to the high corruption by the government.
It has an HDI rating of 0.527 (152nd out of 188 countries)

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Over the last four years Canada's currency has dropped in value by 20%.
Canada's biggest export is oil and in 2014 when the oil price fell by 46% Canada's GDP fell by 500 million.
Canada's HDI is 10th in the world at 0.92
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One of the highest violent crime rates in europe
Considered by some to be a German ‘branch economy’
Has net benefited from transfer of resources in the EU

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46% of the population lives in poverty
Recently has suffered from drought- hurting exports
Fish is the third biggest export, at 10%

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6.9% annual growth rate

Rated 135th out of 175 countries for corruption

Inflation of 1.97%

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Had inflation of 15% last month
Increasing government failure since 2016 coup
Tariffs imposed by U.S has led to FDI exiting the economy

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Economy is very export driven
Unemployment levels around 1%
Large hidden economy

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• Corruption is something that has crippled the country, and the current government has taken no toleration of it. Estimated $410 billion lost in last 50 years

•Invested $165 billion in improving infrastructure, particularly transport.

•HDI rating of 69.2

•Third fastest growing economy in South East Asia

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Absolute monarchy
HDI is 0.54
-2.2% growth rate
Ranked 20th out of 47 sub sharan countries in economic freedom

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Oil was found on the coast of Tanzania in the summer of 2018 and exports are due to begin by 2026.

By 2017, under President Magufuli, corruption has said to have decrease by 72%. (World Bank).

Tanzania is the 5th fastest growing economy in Africa with an average economic growth rate between 6 - 7 % each year.

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Consistently in the worst 3 countries for quality of life.
Life expectancy is 60 which is 170/183 in the WHO life expectancy report.
Literacy Rate is at around 15% compared to global average of 92%.
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Highest income inequality in the EU (measured by HDI)
Population has decreased by approx 600,000 since 2006
Abolished communism in the 1990s

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70% live in absolute poverty

GDP per capita in 2007 was higher than UKs

EG ranks as one of the most corrupt countries on earth

BCH