Venezuela is a country in South America with a population of over 28 million people. Its economy relies heavily on oil and gas exports. The average monthly cost of living includes 19% spent on rent, 35% on food from markets, and 13% eating at restaurants. [/SUMMARY]

1. The
Emerging
Countries

2. VENEZUELA

3. Official Title: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Capital: Caracas
Area: 352,143 sq. miles
Official Language: Spanish
Geographical Borders: Caribbean Sea, Atlantic
Ocean, Colombia, Brazil, Guyana
Monetary Unit: Bolivar
Nationality: Venezuelan(s)
Population: 28, 946, 101 (as of 2011 census)
below 15 yrs. Old – 29.5%
between 15 & 65 yrs. Old – 64.9%
65 yrs. Above - 5.6%
• GDP:
- Total: $408.805 billion
- Per Capita: $13,634
Distribution of cost of living
Transportation
9%
Clothing & Shoes
4%
Other
10%
Rent Per Month
19%
Markets
35%
Utilities
(Monthly)
4%
Restaurants
13%
Sports &
Leisure
6%

4. Natural resources: Petroleum, natural gas, iron ore,
gold, other minerals, hydropower, diamonds.
Agriculture products: Corn, sugarcane, rice,
bananas, vegetables, coffee; beef, pork, milk, eggs;
fish.
Industries: Petroleum, iron ore mining, construction
materials, food processing, textiles, steel,
aluminium, motor vehicle assembly.
Caracas Metro
Oil Industry
Cachamay Stadium
Central University of
Venezuela

5. Brazil

6. • Population : 205,716,890(2012)
• GDP per capita (PPP) : $12000 (2012 est)
• Major products : coffee, soybeans, oranges,
tabacco, cocoa, corn, beef, poultry, timber,
ethanol, cotton
• Infrastructure : shipping
waterways
roads
air
power

7. Bulgaria

8. POPULATION: 7,282,041
Male: 3,543,606 (48.7%) Female: 3,738,435 (51.3%)
INCOME:
Average income per household: 4969 Levs /year
Income per capita: $14,020 (PPP)
CONSUMPTION PATTERNS:
• Electricity
• Water
• Landline
• Mobile
• Gasoline
• Food Consumption
•Appliances

9. INFRASTRUCTURE
– Railroad
– Paved roads
– 4-lane highway
– Air transport
Major Products/Services
• Energy
• Tourism
• Transportation
• IT and Telecommunication
• Food and Beverage
• Pharmaceuticals
• Textile and Clothing

10. INDONESIA
INDONESIA
Unity in Diversity
INDONESIA

11. • 17,508 islands
• Indos means “island”
• 34 provinces
• The country is the largest economy in Southeast Asia
and a member of the G-20 major economies
• 4th worlds most populous country
• The country has extensive natural resources, including
crude oil, natural gas, tin, copper, and gold. Indonesia's
major imports include machinery and equipment,
chemicals, fuels, and foodstuffs. And the country's
major export commodities include oil and gas,
electrical appliances, plywood, rubber, and textiles

12. • Population : 251,160,124 (JULY 2014 est.)
• Capital : Jakarta
• GDP: : $1.237 trillion (2012 est.)
• Language: Indonesian
• Currency: Indonesian rupiah (IDH) GDP (PPP) 2013 estimate
- Total $1.285 trillion[3] (15th)
- Per capita $5,182[3] (124th)
GDP (nominal)2013 estimate
- Total $867.468 billion[3] (16th)
- Per capita $3,499[3] (115th)

13. 58% of the population lives in Java,the world's
most populous island.
Despite a fairly effective family planning program that
has been in place since the 1960s, population is
expected to grow to around 265 million by 2020 and
306 million by 2050.
More than 30 million cell phones are sold in Indonesia
each year, and 27% of them are local brands.

14. INFRASTRUCTURE

15. CONSUMPTION PATTERN

16. Lithuania

17. Lithuania
• Lithuania has an
estimated population
of 3 million as
of 2013.
• The Gross Domestic
Product (GDP)
in Lithuania was
worth 42.25 billion
US dollars in 2012.

18. • Lithuania’s
agriculture and
manufacturing
industry is the
propeller of the
country’s economy.
The most important
crops produced in
Lithuania are
potatoes, sugar
beets and wheat.

19. Pakistan

20. Population: 179, 160, 111
Male: 92, 019, 313
Female: 87, 140, 798
GDP: US$ 233.476 billion (2011 estimate)
per capita: US$2,860 International Dollars (2011
estimate)
Consumption pattern
PRODUCTS:
Oranges and Mangoes
Textiles and Cottons
Oil
Cutlery
Carpets and rugs
Food items (rice, wheat, milk,
meat)
Raw material (salt, silica, chalk,
gypsum, uranium)

22. Peru

23. Location: located in the Western region of South
America
Capital City: Lima
Language: Quechua, Spanish, Aymara
Population: 30,475,144 (2013)
Monetary unit: Nuevo sol
GDP (PPP)2013 estimate :
Total$344.998 billion
Per capita$11,148
-classified as upper middle income
Consumption Pattern

24. Services and Products Life Expectancy
 Agricultural products (asparagus, coffee,
sugarcane, rice, cotton, corn, plantains, grapes,
potatoes, oranges, cocoa)
 Steel industry
 Metal fabrication industry
 Mining industry
 Petroleum industry
 Fish processing industry
 Textile industry
 Natural gas industry
76.65 for Women
71. 43 for Men
77.1 in general
INFRASTUCTURES

25. Turkey

26. Republic of Turkey
Capital: Ankara
Official Language: Turkish Language
Government: Parliamentary republic
Population: 75,627,384 - 2012
GDP: 789. 3 billion (USD) - 2012
Per Capita: 10, 666 (USD) - 2012
Life Expectancy: 74.5 years
Male: 72 years
Female: 71 years
Growth Rate (1.2 %)
CONSUMPTION PATTERNS
Household:
on the average,
• 28.3 % housing and rent expenditures constitute ,of total consumption expenditures,
• 27,5 % spent on food and non-alcoholic beverages
• 9.8 % on transportation
• 6.2 % on clothing and footwear
• 5.7 % on house furnishing and home care services. Communication, restaurant and hotel
services
• 4 % Alcoholic beverages, cigarette and tobacco each
• Households allocate only around 2 % of their total
consumption expenditures to health, education, and entertainment and culture
categories respectively.

27. MAJOR PRODUCTS
Turkey is one of the world's newly industrialized
countries.
The country is among the world's leading producers of
agricultural products like:
• hazelnuts,
• cherries,
• Figs
• Apricots
• Pomegranates
• Livestock
• Sea foods
• Grains
• Growers
As well as in: (Industrial)
• Steel productions
• Arms Industries
• Construction Industries
• Textiles
• motor vehicles
• ships
• aircrafts
• construction materials;
• consumer electronics
• home appliances.
• Mining
• Trains

28. Infrastructures

29. ROMANIA

30. Population:
21.4 million
GDP (PPP):
$267.2 billion
2.5% growth
$12,476 per capita
The average income per person:
RON 856
Consumption Pattern
-Food and non-alcoholic drinks
42%
-Accommodation, monthly utility bills
30%
-Alcohol and tobacco, furnishings,
health, transport, communications
24%
Life Expectancy:
-Recreation and culture
4%
75yrs

31. Transport in Romania
Roads Automobiles Railways Sea Ports Civil Aviation
Major Products and Services:
Banking
Financial services
Real estate
Communications Industries
Tourism
Exports

32. South Africa

33. Population :52,981,991(2013 estimate)
Capital City: Johannesburg
Official languages: 11 languages
Cities:11
National languages: English and Afrikaans.
Groups of people :
Black African
Colored
White
Indian Or Asian
GDP (PP
P)
2013 estimate
Total $595.700 billion
Per
$11,525
capita
GDP (nomi
nal)
2013 estimate
Total $353.911
billion
Per capita $6,847
Source of income
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, Industry,
Services
Unemployment rate in
2002
62%
29%
11%
4%
Black Africans Colored Asians Whites
Flag
Map
Neighboring
countries :
 Namibia
 Botswana
 Zimbabwe

34. Consumption Patterns of
South Africa's
• Food
• Fuel
• Housing
• Alcohol/Tobacco
• Clothing Personal items
• Transport
• Medical expenses
• Savings
• Insurance
• Schooling
• Entertainment
Products
South Africa is well-known for
their exports of goods and
liquors and many more. This
are the examples of their
products :

35. infrastructures

36. Ukraine

37. Population
45,547,800 (1 January 2013)
GDP
$335.4 billion (PPP, 2012 est.)
GDP per capita
$7,600
169.5 thousand km of highways
21.7 thousand km of railways
45 civil airports
18 seaports and other transport facilities
Five national providers of fixed (DSL, ADSL, XDSL) internet access
5 national operators of mobile internet

38. Ukraine’s top export are beverages, chemicals, food, fuels and tobacco and
the top import are foodstuffs, fuels, machinery and manufactured goods.
Ukraine is also is big in exporting medications, aircraft parts and passenger
cars.
20 major industries

39. PHILIPPINES

40. MAP of the Philippines
Land area : 300,000 km
Situated at Western Pacific
Ocean
Population: 98, 360,000 (est.2013)
Capital City : Manila
Recognized Regional Languages:
8 languages
National Language: Tagalog
Life Expectancy at Birth: 68
GDP (PPP) est. 2013
Total: $ 454.286 billion
Per Capita: $ 4,660
GDP (nominal )est. 2013
Total: $ 272.207 billion
Per Capita$ 2,792
Source of income
Fishing, Agriculture, Industry, Services,
Forestry

41. Consumption Patterns of Philippines Main Products of Phillipines

42. Infrastructures

43. INDIA

44. INDIA
India (officially the Republic of India)
-is a country in South Asia. It is the seventh-largest
country by area, the second-most
populous country with over 1.2 billion people,
and the most populous democracy in the
world.
Capital City: New Delhi
Population Growth: 1.3% annual change
(2012)
Gross Domestic Product: 1.842 trillion
USD(2012)
Life Expectancy: 65.48 years (2011)
Official Languages: Hindi, English
Government: Federal Parliamentary
constitutional republic
President: Pranab Mukherjee
Prime Minister: Manmohan Singh
GDP (PPP) (2013)
TOTAL: $4.962 trillion (3rd)
Per Capita: $ 3,991 (133rd)
GDP (nominal)
TOTAL: $1.758 trillion (11th)
Per Capita: $ 1,414 (146th)
•

45. INFRASTRUCTURES
AND MAJOR
PRODUCTS The value of imported goods in India is $500.3
billion (2012 est), and the value of exported
goods is $309.1 billion (2012 est)
Imported Goods: crude oil, machinery, gems,
fertilizer, chemicals
Exported Goods: petroleum products, textile
goods, gems and jewelry, engineering goods,
chemicals, leather manufactures
Communications in India:
Telephone Users: 960.9 million ( May 2012)
Fixed Lines: 31.53 million
Mobile Phones: 929.37 million
Internet Access: 10.2% of households (137 million)
Broadcasting:
Television Broadcast Stations: 1,400
Radio Broadcast Stations: 800

46. Mode of Transportation
Ancient modern