Economy of the Suren Confederacy

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Economy of the Suren Confederacy

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Currency: Tomān (تومان)
GDP: SUR؋74.4 billion (1738 AN)
2.8%
GDP by Sector:
  • Agriculture: 8.2%
  • Industry: 38.7%
  • Services: 53.1%
(1738 AN)
Major Stock Exchange Surenshahr Stock Exchange (8,768 pts, 2.4%) (1738 AN)

Industries:
  • Alexandrium
  • Petroleum
  • Petrochemicals
  • Mining
  • Agriculture
  • Textiles
  • Food processing
  • Construction materials
  • Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
  • Military manufacturing
Major Industry (% of GDP):
  • Agriculture: 8.2%
  • Mining: 7.8%
  • Petrochemicals: 13.5%
  • Manufacturing: 11.9%
  • Construction: 7.3%
  • Commerce and tourism: 9.2%
  • Transport and communications: 8.6%
  • Government: 12.1%
  • Other services: 21.4%
Largest 5 Companies (Value in SUR؋):
Labor Force: 15.9 million
Labor Force by Sector:
  • Agriculture: 17.8%
  • Industry: 34.6%
  • Services: 47.6%
Unemployed: 10.9% (1738 AN)

Budget: Revenues: SUR؋14.6 billion
19.6% of GDP
Expenses: SUR؋20.1 billion
27.0% of GDP
1738 AN
Budget Surplus or Deficit: SUR؋5.5 billion (7.4% of GDP)
Public Debt: SUR؋31.3 billion (42.1% of GDP)
1738 AN
Inflation Rate: 2.8% 1738 AN

Exports: Alexandrium, crude oil, natural gas, petrochemicals, textiles, metals, cement, fertilizers, agricultural products
Export Partners:
Imports: machinery, industrial raw materials, capital goods, electronics, consumer goods, technical services
Import Partners:
Reserves of Foreign Currency: SUR؋12.3 billion (1738 AN)

The economy of the Suren Confederacy centers on petrochemical and mining industries, supported by agriculture, textiles, and a growing services sector. Economic recovery has been bolstered by trade with Raspur Pact allies and a developing Alexandrium sector valued to be almost incalculable.

History

Organization

Sectors of the economy

Primary sector

Secondary sector

Tertiary sector

Infrastructure

Transport

Communications

Energy

Economic policy and regulation

Trade

Exports

Imports

Currency

Income and human development

See also

References