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4. Singapore

Singapore has been a developed and a successful open economy. It has also been a free market economy. Singapore is a 99 percent corruption free. GDP of most of the developed countries is much lower than the stable prices and the per capita GDP of this country.  Singapore mainly depends on exports, especially in electronics, IT products and pharmaceuticals. The financial services sector is also booming up in Singapore.

GDP Growth: 4.9 percent
GDP/Capita: $46,241
Trade Balance: 23.8 percent
Population: 5.4 M
Public Debt as percent of GDP: 118 percent
Unemployment: 2.0 percent
Inflation: 2.0 percent

5. Canada

Canada is indeed a wealthy economy in many aspects. The country is also a high-tech industrial society in the billion-dollar class. In terms of market-oriented economic system, different modes of production, and upscale living standards, Canada does resemble the U.S.

Ever since the World War II, the economic growth has been very impressive, especially in fields of mining, manufacturing and the services sector. It has definitely changed the country from a heavily rural economy into a big time industrial and urban Hub.

GDP Growth: 2.5 percent
GDP/Capita: $50,345
Trade Balance: (-)2.8 percent
Population: 34.3 M
Public Debt as percent of GDP: 87 percent
Unemployment: 7.5 percent
Inflation: 2.9 percent

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