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{{Infobox economy | {{Infobox economy | ||
| country | | country = Vallejar | ||
|image = Vallejar economic center, Lorca.jpg | | image = Vallejar economic center, Lorca.jpg | ||
|image_size = 300px | | image_size = 300px | ||
|caption = [[Lorca]], the {{wp|Financial centre|financial capital}} of Vallejar | | caption = [[Lorca]], the {{wp|Financial centre|financial capital}} of Vallejar | ||
| currency | | currency = [[Peseta]] (VPT, $) | ||
| year | | year = {{wp|Calendar year}} | ||
| organs | | organs = | ||
| group | | group = {{plainlist| | ||
*{{wp|Developing country|Developing}} | *{{wp|Developing country|Developing}} | ||
*{{wp|Newly industrialized country|upper-middle income economy}}}} | *{{wp|Newly industrialized country|upper-middle income economy}}}} | ||
| gdp | | gdp = {{increase}} $1,184,891,274,207.81 (nominal, 2033 est.) | ||
| gdp rank | | gdp rank = | ||
| growth | | growth = 1.3% (2027) | ||
| per capita = {{increase}} $34,281.29 (nominal, 2033 est.) | | per capita = {{increase}} $34,281.29 (nominal, 2033 est.) | ||
| per capita rank = | | per capita rank = | ||
| sectors | | sectors = *{{wp|Primary sector of the economy|agriculture}}: 12.2% | ||
*{{wp|Secondary sector of the economy|industry}}: | *{{wp|Secondary sector of the economy|industry}}: 52.5% | ||
*{{wp|Tertiary sector of the economy|services}}: | *{{wp|Tertiary sector of the economy|services}}: 35.3% | ||
| components = | | components = | ||
| inflation | | inflation = 1.9% (2033) | ||
| bankrate | | bankrate = | ||
| poverty | | poverty = {{decreasePositive}} 0.7% (2033) | ||
| gini | | gini = {{decreasePositive}} 33.3 {{color|darkorange|medium}} | ||
| hdi | | hdi = 0.812 | ||
| labor | | labor = | ||
| occupations = | | occupations = | ||
| unemployment = 2.8% | | unemployment = 2.8% | ||
| average gross salary = $27,982 (2033) | | average gross salary = $27,982 (2033) | ||
| gross median = | | gross median = | ||
| average net salary = $22,385.60 (2033) | | average net salary = $22,385.60 (2033) | ||
| net median = | | net median = | ||
| industries = {{hlist|{{wp|Defense industry|Defense}}|{{wp|Healthcare industry|healthcare}}|{{wp|consumer goods}}|{{wp|electronics}}|{{wp|food processing}}|{{wp|information technology}}|{{wp|telecommunications}}|{{wp|textiles}}}} | | industries = {{hlist|{{wp|Defense industry|Defense}}|{{wp|Healthcare industry|healthcare}}|{{wp|consumer goods}}|{{wp|electronics}}|{{wp|food processing}}|{{wp|information technology}}|{{wp|telecommunications}}|{{wp|textiles}}}} | ||
| edbr | | edbr = {{increase}} {{wp|Ease of doing business index#Ranking|Easy (2033)}} | ||
| exports | | exports = {{hlist|{{wp|Beverages}}|{{wp|Military equipment}}|{{wp|consumer goods}}|{{wp|food processing}}}} | ||
| export-goods = | | export-goods = | ||
| export-partners = {{ublist|{{flag|Almadaria}}|{{flag|Pelaxia}}|{{flag|Puertego}}|{{flag|Rumahoki}}|{{flag|Takatta Loa}}| (2033)}} | | export-partners = {{ublist|{{flag|Almadaria}}|{{flag|Pelaxia}}|{{flag|Puertego}}|{{flag|Rumahoki}}|{{flag|Takatta Loa}}| (2033)}} | ||
| imports | | imports = | ||
| import-goods = | | import-goods = | ||
| import-partners = | | import-partners = | ||
| FDI | | FDI = | ||
| current account = | | current account = | ||
| gross external debt = $24.63 billion (31 December 2033 est.) | | gross external debt = $24.63 billion (31 December 2033 est.) | ||
| NIIP | | NIIP = | ||
| debt | | debt = {{decreasePositive}} 2.1% of GDP (FY 2033) | ||
| balance | | balance = $605 billion (FY 2033) | ||
| revenue | | revenue = $5.63 billion | ||
| expenses | | expenses = $599.37 billion | ||
| aid | | aid = | ||
| credit | | credit = |reserves | ||
| reserves | |||
}} | }} | ||
The '''economy of Vallejar''', characterized by its dependence and development in the military, medical, and technological sectors, is an {{wp|Newly industrialized country|upper-middle income}} {{wp|Developing country|developing}} {{wp|mixed economy}}. The economic domain is subject to rigorous and effective examination by both governmental bodies and independent domestic and international organizations. This scrutiny is particularly pronounced in the Vallos region, where Vallejar possesses a notable market presence amongst its various neighbors. The economy is noted for stable industrial relations, as well as its fairly low unemployment and inflation rates, especially relative to the proximal nations of Vallos and southern Sarpedon. | The '''economy of Vallejar''', characterized by its dependence and development in the military, medical, and technological sectors, is an {{wp|Newly industrialized country|upper-middle income}} {{wp|Developing country|developing}} {{wp|mixed economy}}. The economic domain is subject to rigorous and effective examination by both governmental bodies and independent domestic and international organizations. This scrutiny is particularly pronounced in the Vallos region, where Vallejar possesses a notable market presence amongst its various neighbors. The economy is noted for stable industrial relations, as well as its fairly low unemployment and inflation rates, especially relative to the proximal nations of Vallos and southern Sarpedon. | ||
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== Economic Sectors == | == Economic Sectors == | ||
Vallejar's economic sectors are diverse, distinct, and economically broad, contributing to a well-diversified economy. These sectors are managed and maintained according to their own contexts and hierarchical characteristics. In some cases, the state may acquire ownership stakes in companies and even be part of their management teams. There are also instances where companies in a particular sector are wholly publicly owned and explicitly serve the needs of the people and/or the government. Each sector is composed of [[ | Vallejar's economic sectors are diverse, distinct, and economically broad, contributing to a well-diversified economy. These sectors are managed and maintained according to their own contexts and hierarchical characteristics. In some cases, the state may acquire ownership stakes in companies and even be part of their management teams. There are also instances where companies in a particular sector are wholly publicly owned and explicitly serve the needs of the people and/or the government. Each sector is composed of [[List of Vallejarian companies|organizations, businesses, or productive associations]], representing the most basic unit of the economy. | ||
=== Agriculture, Livestock, and Food Production and Distribution === | === Agriculture, Livestock, and Food Production and Distribution === | ||
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- [[Vallejarian Christianity|'''Vallejarian christianity''']] | - [[Vallejarian Christianity|'''Vallejarian christianity''']] | ||
- [[List of Vallejarian companies|'''List of Vallejarian companies''']] | |||
[[Category:Vallejar]] | [[Category:Vallejar]] | ||
[[Category:Economy]] | [[Category:Economy]] | ||