National economy of Norway - industries, GDP and prosperity level
Norway’s economy depends on the world economic cycles, but in recent years it has maintained a remarkable stability. To date, this Scandinavian country is characterized by a fairly high standard of living of her local population. Norway is one of the few countries in the world that has most easily survived the huge financial crisis that hit the world almost 10 years ago. Today, the country demonstrates a positive development dynamics. Most of the stability of the Norwegian economy is associated with significant reserves of oil and natural gas and even gas condensate in the country. Experts also note that Norway has a lot of reserves of iron ore and coal, copper ore. In addition, nickel and titanium mining are in progress.
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The focus of Agriculture is on livestock breeding, so meat and sour-milk products are more than adequate to completely cater to all the needs of the local population. Of course, the excess is exported. Because of the mountainous terrain of the country, food cultivation, including the production of cereals is not so well developed. What is produced locally only makes up less than half of what the country needs. But, in spite of this, conditions were created for the growth of many vegetables and fruits in the countryside which not only satisfies the needs of Norwegians, but are exported. It should be noted that the tourism industry in Norway has been actively developing in recent years. Although, to date, the revenue generated does not exceed 7% of GDP. Specific weather conditions, coupled with incredible beauty of the country contribute to an annual increase in the number of tourists that visit the country. Accordingly, the level of service delivery is also increasing.
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