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Here are the steps to solve this exercise:
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The Global
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Interesting The Guardian story about Italy that combines Culture (population) + Political (govt business subsidies) + Economic environments
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- 2. Overview Capital :- Wellington Largest City:- Auckland Languages :- English, Maori Population:- 4,706,630 (Est. 2016) Area:- 268,021 Sq.Km. Ethnic Group:- European, Maori, Asians, Middle Eastern, African etc.
- 3. Overview (Cont.) Government:- Unitary Parliamentary constitutional Monarchy Monarch :- Elizabeth II Prime Minister :- John Key Economy:- Market Economy Exchange Rate (against USD):- 1.39 NZD
- 4. Gross Domestic Product Measure of the market value of all final goods and services produced in a period (quarterly or yearly). Total GDP(PPP) :- $173 Billions (est.2016) Total GDP(Nominal):- $169.9 Billions (est. 2016) GDP Per Capita:- $ 36,950 GDP Growth Rate:- 0.7% (Jan 2016 est.)
- 5. Gross Domestic Product (Cont.)
- 6. Gross Domestic Product Composition by Sector Industry 27% Services 69% Agriculture 4%
- 7. Gross National Income the market value of all the products and services produced in one year by labour and property supplied by the citizens of a country. allocates production based on location of ownership. GNI Total :- $ 136 Billions. GNI per Capita :- $ 30,750 Ranked:- 33rd in the World
- 8. Ease Of doing Business index Is Created by World bank Higher Ranking Indicates simpler regulation for business and stronger protection of property rights. Ranked 2nd in the world
- 10. Freedom Indices Assessments of the States of freedom in the world by Several NGOs Use measures of freedom i.e. civil liberties, political rights and economic rights. Freedom in World:- Free Country Economic Freedom :- Free Press Freedom:- Good
- 11. Human Development Index Is a composite statistic of life expectancy, education, and income per capita indicators. Used to rank countries into 4 tiers of Human Development Very High, High, Medium, Low Ranked 9th in the world with score 0.913 1st tier country i.e Very high Category
- 12. World Happiness Index is a measure of happiness published by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network. Ranked 8th in the world
- 13. Exports and Import Export Product:- Dairy Product, Meat, logs and wood articles , fruits, crude oil, Wine Imports Petrochemical and products, Mechanical Machinery, Vehicles and parts, Electrical Machines, Textiles
- 14. Other Rankings Cost of living index for country Ranked 9th IMD Competitiveness Ranking Ranked 16th Intellectual Property Right Index Ranked 2nd
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