Economy of Anagonia

Economy of Anagonia

Currency	Confederate DENAR (D$)
Fiscal year	Calendar year
Trade organisations	UCC
Statistics
Population	450,522,407
GDP	D$28,424,257,741,025 (nominal)
GDP growth	2.3%
GDP per capita	D$78,246.01
GDP by sector	agriculture: 3.6% industry: 33.1% services: 63.3% (2018 est.)
Inflation (CPI)	2.7% 2.9% (2019) 2.9%
Population below poverty line	2.6% 5.7% at risk of poverty
Gini coefficient	0.43 medium
Human Development Index	0.927 very high (2020) 0.927 high IHDI (2018)
Labour force	45,714,881 (2019) (73.9% employment rate; 2019)
Labour force by occupation	agriculture: 7.0% industry: 41.6%% services: 51.4% (2017)
Unemployment
Main industries	Petroleum natural gas petrochemicals mining vehicles spacecraft aircraft coal metals naval industry electronics agricultural produce communications equipment
External
Exports
Main export partners	[[|]] 41.2% [[|]] 7.1% [[|]] 5.4% [[|]] 4.7% [[|]] 4.1% Other 20.9%
Imports	€103.2 billion (2017)
Main import partners	[[|]] 35.6% [[|]] 15.9% [[|]] 10.1% [[|]] 10.0% Other 28.4%
Gross external debt
Public finances
Public debt
Revenues	)
Credit rating	FitzAllen & Kings: BB+ (domestic) BB- (foreign) Outlook: Stable

The Confederate States boast a robust market-oriented economy, characterized by minimal government intervention and a strong emphasis on private enterprise. State governments play a limited role in economic affairs, primarily procuring necessary supplies from the private marketplace. The nation's economic landscape is dominated by key industries, notably the Arms Manufacturing and Aerospace sectors, alongside the Ship Manufacturing and Mining industries.

The Arms Manufacturing Industry enjoys significant autonomy within the market, as does the emerging Aerospace Industry, which leads in cutting-edge aerospace technology. Mining, particularly of metals and precious gemstones, forms a cornerstone of state economies, supported by the Agricultural Industry, which provides essential food and agricultural products. The private sector thrives with the support of a fair and regulated stock market, ensuring equitable opportunities for individuals and small businesses alongside major corporations.

The economy operates on the Confederate DENAR (D$), with an exchange rate of D$1.00 = NS$1.6972. Tax rates are relatively high at 70.2%, with a low inflation rate of 0.90%. The GDP stands at D$29.1 trillion (official exchange rate), with a real growth rate of +5.2%. Per capita GDP is D$78,246.01, with the service sector dominating GDP composition at 70.4%, followed by industry at 25.4%, and agriculture at 4.2%.

Despite a manageable national debt of 10% of GDP, waste management remains a significant concern, costing D$600 million annually. The labor force is estimated at 315.7 million individuals, spanning various occupations such as manufacturing, technical services, sales, and agriculture, with a low unemployment rate of 3.29%.

The economy's key products include agricultural goods, oil and gas products, military equipment, and mining resources. Diverse industries drive economic growth, including technology, telecommunications, consumer goods, and shipbuilding, supported by a highly efficient domestic oil and gas sector.

Overall, the Confederate States' economy embodies a dynamic mix of traditional industries and technological innovation, driven by private enterprise and market forces, fostering economic prosperity and resilience in a rapidly evolving global landscape.