Fundermentals
The Australian economy is the 13th largest in the world, with a GDP of $1.2 trillion. The country has a population of 22.6 million, and a labor force of 11.6 million. GDP per capita comes out to $39,700 which was good for about 10th place in the world. The economy grew 3.3% in 2010.
The economy is dominated by its services sector, which makes up about 68% of GDP. Agriculture and mining amount for another 10% of GDP, and make up around 57% of the nations exports. The country is rich in natural resources, and its mining sector has seen a once-in-a-century boom as a result of surging prices for commodities. Its mining sector not accounts for 8% of GDP, up from 4% in 1994. Manufacturing accounts for another 12% of GDP.
GDP: $1.2 trillion (13th)
Population: 22.6 million
GDP per capita: $39,700 (10th)
The economy grew 3.3% in 2010. The economy is dominated by its services sector, which makes up about 68% of GDP. Agriculture and mining amount for another 10% of GDP, and make up around 57% of the nations exports. The country is rich in natural resources, and its mining sector has seen a once-in-a-century boom as a result of surging prices for commodities. Its mining sector not accounts for 8% of GDP, up from 4% in 1994. Manufacturing accounts for another 12
growth, output
demand
|
|
employment and confidence
inflation
|
more: http://www.fxtimes.com/country-profiles/australia/ |
No comments:
Post a Comment