UAE 23.25%
China 7.90%
India 5.80%
Saudi Arabia 4.50%
Indonesia 3.99%
Argentina 2.00%
Pakistan 2.00%
Israel 1.20%
Poland 0.80%
Australia 0.40%
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one of the most developed and fastest growing economies in the world, bases its wealth on the exports of petroleum and natural gas. In 2007, UAE Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured on purchasing power parity basis was estimated at $170 billion. The nation has one of the highest GDP per capita, more than $42,0, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Lo que demuestra que ser una economia monoproductora, dependiente del petroleo, no es tan malo como algunos economistas dicen.
Venezuela, por su lado, sigue padeciendo la crisis y todavia no hay sintomas de recuperacion:
Venezuela is the fifth largest national economy in Latin America. In 2007, Venezuela’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measured on purchasing power parity basis was estimated at $335 billion, according to the International Monetary Fund. The country is currently classified as an Upper-Middle Income economy by the World Bank, with $ 8,282 GDP per capita.
