Top 10 Countries to Do Business In

6. Ireland

Ireland is this small time yet modern economy which is completely dependents on its trade practices. Out of the whole 12 EU nations, Ireland was one among the initial countries, which began circulation on 1 January 2002. For the very first time over the previous two decades, Ireland had entered into the state of recession in 2008, with a consecutive disruption of its domestic property and also the construction markets. The property prices rose faster in Ireland than in any developed economy.

GDP Growth: 0.7 percent
GDP/Capita: $48,423
Trade Balance: 0.1 percent
Population: 4.7 M
Public Debt as percent of GDP: 105 percent
Unemployment: 14.4 percent
Inflation: 2.6 percent

7. Sweden

Sweden has indeed achieved a desirable standard of living, which working under a mixed system of high-tech industrialization and capitalism and also considerable welfare benefits. The country was aided by peace and neutrality for the whole of the 20th century.

The country has a well modern distribution channel and also a good internal and external communications system. Sweden has also been having a good and highly skilled labor force.

GDP Growth: 4.0 percent
GDP/Capita: $56,927
Trade Balance: 7.7 percent
Population: 9.1 M
Public Debt as percent of GDP: 38 percent
Unemployment: 7.5 percent
Inflation: 3.0 percent

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