Biotopia Economy

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Economy of the Sixth Republic of Biotopia
Currency 1 Vello (v) = 100 ek (e)
Fiscal year calendar year
Trade organizations IFTA and ACA
Statistics
GDP ranking 12th in region as of 2024
GDP PPP V 1.6 trillion (2024)
GDP growth rate 1.0% (2024)
GDP per capita V 35,300 (2024)
GDP by sector agriculture (5.2%), industry (31.5%), services (63.3%) (2004)
Inflation rate 1.9% (2005)
Pop below poverty line N/A
Labour force 28.43m (2024)
Labour force by occupation services (64%), industry (33%), agriculture (3%) (2002)
Unemployment 3.0% (2024)
Main industries beverages, chemicals, food processing, glass, information technology, metals, shipbuilding and textiles
Trading partners
Exports V 1.86bn (2024)
Main partners N/A
Imports V 1.89bn (2024)
Main partners N/A
Public finances
Public debt V 36.8bn (2024)
External debt V 180.3bn (2024)
Economic aid V 1.5bn (2024)

Biotopia is one of the 15 largest economies in the region by GDP and sustains a high standard of living. Biotopia is a ratified member of the International Fair trade Agreement as well as a member of the anti-capitalist alliance and the United Nations. The economy is sometimes described as an eco-socialist, post-socialist or more traditionally a liberal socialist system.

The four cornerstones of the Biotopian economy are the constitutional prohibition of capitalism, provincial self-sufficiency, modernisation and environmental sustainability. Biotopia supports an export-orientated agricultural sector, diversified industrial base a highly educated population and a developed national infrastructure network. Manufacturing exports and the service industry have become an increasingly important aspect of sustaining the economic status que. The government has initiated policies aimed at linking environmental sustainability with economic development with success.

Economic Structure

Agriculture

Industry

Services

Exports

Imports

Economic Relations