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Economy of the Federal Republic of Honalulu
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- Economy of Honalulu
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Currency Serenity Yen (SEY, ¥) | |
Fiscal Year | 1 May - 31 March |
Trade organizations | REK |
Country group | Developing/Emerging |
Statistics |
Population | 203,000,000 (2290 est.) |
GDP | $498.4 Billion (Nominal; 2290 est.) |
GDP growth | -7.04% (2281-2290) |
GDP per capita | $2,455 (Nominal; 2290 est.) |
GDP by sector | agriculture: 13.11% |
Inflation | SEY: -2.1% (2290 est.) |
Population below poverty line | 59% in poverty (2290) |
Gini coefficient | 64.8 |
Human Development Index | 0.564 (2290) |
Labor Force | 87,219,771 (2290) |
Labor force by occupation | agriculture: 34.1% |
Unemployment | Overall 14.7% |
Main industries | Textiles; Pharmaceutical Products; |
Ease-of-doing-business | Average |
External |
Exports | $50.08 Billion (2290) |
Export goods | Cotton textiles and knitwear; jute and jute goods; |
Main export partners | |
Imports | $83.49 Billion (2290) |
Import goods | Liquified natural gas; crude oil and petroleum; |
Main import partners | |
FDI stock | $30.08 billion Billion |
Current account | -$15.808 Billion |
Gross external debt | $29.45 Billion |
Public Finances |
Public debt | 40.1% of GDP (2290 est.) |
Budget balance | -10.8% (of GDP) (2290 est.) |
Revenues | $136.4 Billion (2290 est.) |
Expenses | $152.3 Billion (2290 est.) |
Credit rating | C |
Foreign reserves | $29 Billion |
The Economy of the Commonwealth of Honalulu is a developing market economy in Tengerina. Being one of the few emerging economies in the Lower-Middle-Income Group of Tengerina. After the colonialization and a civil war. Honalulu has emerged still as a mixed but transitioning into a freer economy. Its domestic market and production are behind other countries in terms of technology and growth but slowly emerging as the years pass. Eventually modernizing like the rest of the world.
Honalulu has a lot of raw materials in which it has been hard to extract due to infrastructure problems, mainly centralized in mountainous regions, as well as small rebel groups and tribal lands. The Abzu Mining Group was formerly a State Owned Company back during the Sufferist Federation Era which oversaw mining in Mountainous regions of Honalulu, extracting materials such as Iron, Aluminum, Copper, Manganese, Titanium, Chromium, Uranium, Thorium, Coal, Zinc, Silicon, and Zinconium. Now a conglomerate after the fall of the Federation, it has been divided by several people from different companies.
One of these companies known as Enercon oversees the extraction of Natural Gas from the ocean or land of Honalulu. Which is abundant and easy to extract as some reserves are located around areas that are accessible while others are located mostly around the EEZ of Honalulu.
Much of Southern Honalulu's economy runs on Agriculture and partly seafood. Mostly growing rice, ground nuts, Spice seeds, vegetable saps, tea, pepper, coffee, corn, onions, perfume plants, grapes, dried legumes, wheat, dried vegetables, sowing seeds, nutmegs, mace, cardamons, tropical fruits, wheat flour, other vegetable products, insect resins, bananas, other fruits, starches, preserved vegetables, potatoes, citrus, frozen vegetables, legume flour, soybeans, buckwheat, frozen fruits, frozen nuts, tomatoes, plant foliage, coconuts, brazil nuts, cashews, other oily seeds, and other vegetable products.
Animal products and Bi-Products of both animals and vegetables such as Crustaceans, bovine meat, molluscs, non-fillet fish, edible offal, honey, fish, animal organs, fish fillets, butter, sheep meat, goat meat, cheese, processed egg products, other animal products, ground nut oil, stearic acid, coconut oil, other vegetable oils, other pure vegetable oils, and other animal and vegetable bi-products.
Foodstuff is also produced such as raw sugar, soybean meal, processed crustaceans, raw tobacco, baked goods, coffee extract, tea extract, hard liquor, jams, malt extract, molasses, processed tobacco, confectionary sugar, rolled tobacco, animal meal, animal pellets, animal food, pickled food, chocolate, alcohol >80%, sauces, seasoning, prepared cereal, fruit juice, beer, cocoa butter, pasta, bran, other edible preparations, other vegetable residues, other processed fruits and nuts, and other foodstuffs.
Abzu Polymer Inc. Ltd. [Clothing Manufacturer]
Scorpion Inc. [Arms Designers & Distributors]
RSAF (Rothenake Small Arms Factory) [Arms Manufacturers]
Ag’astu Small Arms Company [Arms Manufacturers]
Landship Sharks Inc. [Vehicle Manufacturers]
Black Labs Corp. [Specializing in Human Resources & IT Services]
Cryptic Sharks Inc. [Specializing in Investment & Trading of Crypto Currencies]
Anon's Decentralized Wallets Corp. [Specializing in the creation of Digital Wallets for Crypto Currencies]
Pearl Coins [Decentralized cryptocurrency]
Nation | Exports | Imports | GDP per Capita Contribution | Notes |
Fish and seafood; |
electrical and transport equipment; |
$825 |
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Cotton textiles and knitwear; |
machinery and equipment; chemicals; |
$340 |
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Cotton textiles and knitwear; |
machinery and equipment; chemicals; |
$800 |
| |
Cotton textiles and knitwear; |
machinery and equipment; chemicals; |
$255 |
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TBD. |
TBD. |
$100 |
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TBD. |
TBD. |
$60 |
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TBD. |
TBD. |
$75 |
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Nation | Exports | Imports | GDP per Capita Contribution | Notes |
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TBD |
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$155 |
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$20 |
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$20 |
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Cotton textiles and knitwear; |
semi-finished iron; |
$260 |
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TBD. |
TBD. |
$20 |
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$60 |
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