Kriastowo Commonwealth

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Kriastowo Commonwealth
Rzeczpospolita Krystowska
Flag of Kriastowo
Flag
of Kriastowo
Coat of arms
Capital
and largest city
Kałuszyn
Official languagesKriastowish
Suebran
Varanian
Recognised national languagesKriastowish
Suebran
Varanian
Recognised regional languagesKeilish
Ethnic groups
Kriastowish (43%)
Suebran (30%), Varanian (22%), Keilish (5%)
Demonym(s)Kriastowan
GovernmentUnitary parliamentary semi-constitutional monarchy with elements of a direct democracy
• Monarch
Ania II
• Prime Minister
Brunhilde Zÿmrer
LegislatureZgromadzenie Narodowe
Area
• 
916,597 km2 (353,900 sq mi)
Population
• 2023 estimate
112,204,059
• Density
122/km2 (316.0/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)estimate
• Total
$11.499 trillion (2023)
• Per capita
$102,482
GDP (nominal)2023 estimate
• Total
$9.582 trillion
• Per capita
$85,402
Gini (2023)30.4
medium
HDI (2023)0.947
very high
Currencyzłoty

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Oil industry

Export revenues from oil and gas have risen to over 40% of total exports and constitute almost 20% of the GDP. Kriastowo is the fourth-largest oil exporter and second-largest gas exporter in the world. In 1993, the Kriastowan government established the sovereign wealth fund to be funded with oil revenues.

The government controls its petroleum resources through a combination of state ownership in major operators in the oil fields (with approximately 60% ownership in Helincor in 2005) and the fully state-owned Petrolinka, which has a market value of about twice Helincor. Finally, the government controls licensing of exploration and production of fields. The fund invests in developed financial markets outside Kriastowo. Spending from the fund is constrained by the budgetary, which limits spending over time to no more than the real value yield of the fund, lowered in 2017 to 3% of the fund's total value

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