Economic Analysis of Iraq, Peru, and Greece

Summary:

The note provides an overview of three countries: Iraq, Peru, and Greece, focusing on their economic indicators. The table of contents outlines the structure of the note, starting with an introduction. Section 1 provides an overview of Iraq, while Section 2 presents the economic indicators specific to Iraq.

Moving on to Peru, Section 1 offers an overview of the country, followed by Section 2, which delves into various economic indicators. This section covers topics such as industrial production, gross domestic product (GDP), GDP per capita, policy rate (interest rate), imports, exports, balance of payment, M1 and M2 (monetary aggregates), public debts, population, national income per capita, consumer price index (CPI), and human development index (HDI).

The note concludes with a similar structure for Greece. Section 1 provides an overview of Greece, and Section 2 details the economic indicators specific to the country. These indicators include industrial production, GDP, GDP per capita, policy rate, treasury bills, imports, exports, the balance of payment, consumer price index, M1 and M2, public debts, population, national income per capita, and human development index.

Overall, the note offers a comprehensive analysis of the economic indicators of Iraq, Peru, and Greece, providing valuable insights into the economic landscapes of these countries.

Excerpt:

Economic Analysis of Iraq, Peru, and Greece

1. Introduction

This report examines the socio-economic indicators of Iraq, Peru and Greece by analyzing the last 10 years’ data on the 15 economic indicators of Iraq, Peru and Greece. It also focuses on the annual percentage change in the economic indicators of each of the three economies. The data of each economic indicator is illustrated with the help of graphs accompanied by a brief explanation. A short summary of each country is also given, which summarizes the economy of that country based on the historical data of its economic indicators.

Secondary data was used in the research. For data collection, articles and research papers from the internet were used.

Limitations and qualifications

Some of the economic indicator’s data is adjusted to purchasing power parity (PPP) and is stated in international dollars for the purpose of objective comparison.