Economy of Natopia

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Economy of Natopia

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Currency	Natopian natopo (₦)
Trade Organizations	MTO Raspur Pact Community of Goldfield Euran Economic Union
Economic Group	Developed economy
Population	880 million
Growth Rate	4.5%
Economic Sectors	Agriculture: 10% Industry: 40% Services: 50%
Main Components	Consumer spending: 68% Government expenditure: 20% Investment in fixed capital: 10% Net exports: 2%
Inflation Rate	1.9%
Central Bank Rate	3.5%
Poverty Line	6%
Risk of Poverty	11%
Labor Force	528 million
Occupations	Services: 70% Industry: 20% Agriculture: 10%
Unemployment Rate	5.1%
Savings Rate	18% of GDP
Yield Curve	Flat
Major Industries	Aerospace, Technology, Automotive, Biotechnology, Finance
Main Export Goods	Electronics, Vehicles, Pharmaceuticals, Financial Services
Main Export Partners	Nouvelle Alexandrie  Benacian Union  Shireroth  Constancia
Main Import Goods	Crude Oil, Rare Metals, Machinery, Raw Materials
Main Import Partners	Nouvelle Alexandrie  Constancia  Benacian Union  Anahuaco
Public Debt	60% of GDP

The economy of the Bovic Empire of the Natopian Nation is a highly advanced and developed mixed economy. Its currency, the Natopian natopo (₦), serves as the principal reserve currency within the Raspur Pact, highlighting Natopia's integral position and influence within this significant military and economic alliance. Natopia distinguishes as one of the oldest and largest economies in Micras, positioning it as the most significant and mature economy within the pact. Several countries use the natopo as their official currency or as acceptable legal tender.

Central to Natopia's economic strategy is an integration of advanced technology and high productivity levels, supported by a regulatory framework that encourages business innovation while maintaining competitive taxation. This strategic mix has fostered a vibrant and resilient economic sector, enabling the government to undertake substantial interventions and reforms when necessary. These interventions have been crucial in navigating the nation through periods of economic adversity, including instances of fiscal insolvency, depressions, and financial crises.

See also

• Economy of Natopia/Original