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| country    = [[Caphiria]]
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| gdp        = 51.27 trillion
| gdp rank  = 2nd
| growth    = 2.432%
| per capita = 67,079.75
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| unemployment = 4.63% (20320)
| average gross salary = 63,435
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The '''economy of Caphiria''' is the is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP and the world's third largest economy by purchasing power parity. The economy exhibits the deregulation and minimal subsidization of a laissez-faire capitalist country. However, the extreme intervention of the government in certain markets - like public transit or national defense - is characteristic of state capitalism. On a national level, Caphiria's markets are dominated by monopolies in sparse competition while, locally, small businesses flourish on their social advantage in retail.
The '''economy of Caphiria''' is the is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP and the world's third largest economy by purchasing power parity. The economy exhibits the deregulation and minimal subsidization of a laissez-faire capitalist country. However, the extreme intervention of the government in certain markets - like public transit or national defense - is characteristic of state capitalism. On a national level, Caphiria's markets are dominated by monopolies in sparse competition while, locally, small businesses flourish on their social advantage in retail.
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|+Economy of Caphiria
| colspan="2" |Venceia, the financial, cultural, and political capital of Caphiria
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!Currency
|Caphirian Aureus (AUR)
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!Trade organizations
|E4
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! colspan="2" |Statistics
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!GDP
|$51.27 trillion
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!GDP rank
|2nd
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!GDP growth
|2.432%
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!GDP per capita
|$67,079.75
|-
!Labor force
|728,973,487 (2037)
|-
!Unemployment
|4.63% (2037)
35,365,988 unemployed (2037)
|-
!Average gross salary
|$63,435
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! colspan="2" |Public finances
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!Expenses
|$20,995,000,000,000
|}
Caphiria has the largest economy in the continent of Ixnay and one of the largest in the world. Its diverse industries of manufacturing, technology, management, agriculture and the Caphiravian Stock Exchange, proudly maintaining a Consumer Confidence Rate of 100%, and a Worker Enthusiasm Rate of over 84%. A major factor in Caphiria's economic success has been its foreign investment portfolio, having vested controlling interests in dozens of markets such as real estate, setting up manufacturing plants, welcoming foreign business and having low corporate tax rates.
Caphiria has the largest economy in the continent of Ixnay and one of the largest in the world. Its diverse industries of manufacturing, technology, management, agriculture and the Caphiravian Stock Exchange, proudly maintaining a Consumer Confidence Rate of 100%, and a Worker Enthusiasm Rate of over 84%. A major factor in Caphiria's economic success has been its foreign investment portfolio, having vested controlling interests in dozens of markets such as real estate, setting up manufacturing plants, welcoming foreign business and having low corporate tax rates.