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Peru has a mixed economic system which combines command and market economies. The government allows people to start there own businesses, however the government also has private ownership. Peru is the world's second largest producer of silver and copper. Peru's economy grew by an average of 5.6% each year from 2009-2013, with a average exchange rate and low inflation.

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The Republic Of Peru is a unitary state and a semi-presidential representative democratic republic with a multi-party system that allows Peru to succeed today. The unitary government works by having different areas of the government in branches. Having different branches of the government allows areas to control certain things that happens in Peru which makes things more organized in the Peru government.

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5 major characteristics of Peru's economy

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5 major characteristics of Peru's economy

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1. Peru ranks as the 43rd best economy in the world. It is known for it's free market economy. In 2016 the country had a GDP of 194.  The country also has a Inflation rate of 3.6% and a Unemployment rate of 6.7%.

2. Peru's main trade partners consist of United States, China, Switzerland, Canada, and South Korea.

3. Peru's biggest trade exports include many different precious metals, animal pellets and meals, and coffee.

4. Peru's biggest Trade imports include Cars, Broadcasting equipment, Computers, Petroleum, Corn, and Soybeans.

5. Peru has over $69 billion worth of debt ever since December 2016. This amount of debt is very low compared to the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Germany

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1: Executive
What does the executive branch do?
Holds power,and makes rules and laws people must follow.
2: Judicial
What does the judicial branch do?
Interprets laws,and determines laws passed by congress.
3: Legislative
What does the legislative branch do?
Makes laws,can also declare war,and also creates budget for the government.

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http://www.everyculture.com/No-Sa/Peru.html

http://www.cim.org/en/CIMSubSites/CentreForExcellence/Country-profiles/Peru/Peru-laws-regulations.aspx

http://www.heritage.org/index/country/peru

https://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/per/

http://www.indexmundi.com/peru/economy_profile.html

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History:
The Spanish language was forced  upon people throughout the colonial period. This causes the government to also mainly speak Spanish which affects how the people are with the government, and vise versa.

Culture:
The Catholic religion is the main religion in Peru, and remains a huge part of Peru's culture. This affects the choice of government because if you are catholic you may believe that there should be certain laws that goes along with your religion. This is a good and bad thing because if someone in the government believes in another religion this could affect the government.

Values:
Peru is very big on how others view their country. Therefore they have chosen a government that a majority of people believe is good for the people.

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Rights of Peruvians:
1:Mine closure in peru:
Obligations and procedures people must follow in mining activity.
2:Canada -Peru agreement labor cooperation :
Protects the safety,and health of migrant workers,and minimum wage,and amount of hours someone may work.
3:Environment-related provisions:
Environment conservation and protection and the promotion of sustainable development.
4:Canada-Peru free trade agreement:

Better market access through elimination of tariffs on goods

Better market access for service providers

Promotion of two-way investment between Canada and Peru

Better access to government procurement contracts

Promotion of corporate social responsibility and anti-corruption measures

(cim.org)
5:Environment agreement
This Agreement commits both countries to encourage high levels of domestic environmental protection, to foster good environmental governance and to promote transparency and public participation. It also creates a framework for undertaking environmental cooperative activities.
(cim.org)