Arab Republic of Yemen (North Yemen). −Under the presidency of ῾Alī ῾Abdallāh Sāliḥ, elected in July 1978, the Yemen of the North juggled for a long time among the solicitations for unification advanced by the Yemen of the South and,…
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Federal state of the USSR. – The population grew from 2.3 to 3.2 million residents between 1926 and 1939; the proportion of the urban population went from 28 to 36%, that of illiterate people fell from 74.8 to 26.7% in…
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According to cheeroutdoor, the North Korea has been experiencing an acute economic crisis for the past 10 years. GDP is 8-9 billion US dollars (at the end of the 1980s – 22 billion dollars); GDP per capita is less than…
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In 1990-2000, the annual GDP growth rate was 2.4%, in 2000/01 – 4.6%, in 2001/02 – 0.8%. GDP $5.5 billion (or $30.6 billion PPP) and per capita income $1327 (PPP) (2000). The share of Nepal in the world economy is…
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In 1987, according to cheeroutdoor, Myanmar was listed as one of the least developed countries in the world by the UN General Assembly. GDP $15 billion, per capita $300; GDP at purchasing power parity of the currency 63 billion dollars,…
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According to cheeroutdoor, agriculture is the backbone of the Mongolian economy. Priority is given to animal husbandry. As of January 1, 2003, the number of livestock was 23.68 million (a decrease of 10-12% compared to the previous year). This reduction…
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History of Yemen Yemen has a rich history – the kingdom of Mine lasted from 1200 to 650 BC. Its main wealth was incense and spices. In the 10th century BC. the kingdom of Saba arose, on the territory of…
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History of Armenia The Armenian highland is one of the oldest centers of world civilization. In the struggle against the expansion of Assyria (from the 13th century BC), the tribes of the Armenian Highlands united into alliances, on the basis…
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According to cheeroutdoor, GDP in 2002 grew by 7.2% (6.8% in 2001, 6.6% – the average annual increase for 1990-2002) and amounted to 35.28 billion US dollars (in 2001 – 32 billion). GDP per capita $441. Gold and foreign exchange…
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According to cheeroutdoor, sovereign Uzbekistan has embarked on the path of socio-economic transformations aimed at creating a sustainable socially oriented market economy open to the world economy. A distinctive feature of the Uzbek model of reforms is the focus on…
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