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| Tin, Natural Rubber, Sugar, Fish, Chemicals, Iron, Steel, Copper (refined and ore versions of all metals sold), Gold, Silver, Tobacco, Aluminum, Nickel, Zinc, Textiles, Machinery, Alcohol, Cement, Lithium, Paper, Diamonds, Refined Petroleum, Processed Food
| Tin, Natural Rubber, Sugar, Fish, Chemicals, Iron, Steel, Copper (refined and ore versions of all metals sold), Gold, Silver, Tobacco, Aluminum, Nickel, Zinc, Textiles, Machinery, Alcohol, Cement, Lithium, Paper, Diamonds, Refined Petroleum, Processed Food
| Grains, Corn, Pharmaceuticals, Fertilizer, Livestock, Automobiles, Electronics, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Coal, Electricity, Broadcasting Equipment
| Grains, Corn, Pharmaceuticals, Fertilizer, Livestock, Automobiles, Electronics, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Coal, Electricity, Broadcasting Equipment
| {{flag|Daxia}}
| {{flag|Daxia}} <br /> {{flag|Cartadania}}
| {{flag|Cartadania}} <br /> {{flag|Caphiria}} <br /> {{flag|Pelaxia}}
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| colspan="6" | The economy of Puertego is a newly industrialized mixed model one with international corporations investing in the countries free trade zones while government companies operate in several other industries with the largest government run sectors being natural resources, utilities, and banking, Puertego is also regarded as having very poor workers rights across both government run and private companies with the country having some of the least amount of laws in the world for working conditions, mandatory benefits, and minimum wage. The economy of Puertrgo is split between manufacturing plus refining and natural resource extraction with the government having introduced many policies to try and get foreign investors to outsource their manufacturing jobs to the country. In 2030 Puertego announced that it would remove and tariffs on a nations good if they did the same to Puertegan goods.
| colspan="6" | The economy of Puertego is a newly industrialized mixed model one with international corporations investing in the countries free trade zones while government companies operate in several other industries with the largest government run sectors being natural resources, utilities, and banking, Puertego is also regarded as having very poor workers rights across both government run and private companies with the country having some of the least amount of laws in the world for working conditions, mandatory benefits, and minimum wage. The economy of Puertrgo is split between manufacturing plus refining and natural resource extraction with the government having introduced many policies to try and get foreign investors to outsource their manufacturing jobs to the country. In 2030 Puertego announced that it would remove and tariffs on a nations good if they did the same to Puertegan goods.
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