Taiwan's Political & Economic System
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Taiwan has a multi-party democratic political system with a stable government, though parts of Taiwan are uncertain if they should remain part of China or become independent. Taiwan has a private, free market economy that grows rapidly, with small and medium businesses making up a large proportion. Taiwan has a technologically-focused economy, especially in electronics, with companies like HTC becoming world leaders in mobile phones. Taiwan has a GDP of $430 billion and unemployment of 4.29%, with services and industry making up most of its economic activity and exports including electronics, machinery, and textiles. Taiwan has small natural resources but agriculture includes pork, rice, fruits and vegetables. Taiwan has a stable political system and flexible economy that attracts investment
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