The Leading Uranium Consuming Countries In The World
In 2015, the United States was the biggest uranium consumer, consuming nearly 18.7 thousand metric tons of uranium.
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The Economy Of Bolivia
According to the World Bank, Bolivia is a lower middle income country and has the 95th largest economy in the world.
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The 25 Largest Internet Companies In The World
Amazon, an American electronic commerce and cloud computing company, tops the list of the largest internet company by revenue.
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Windbreaks And Shelterbelts: Wind Erosion Control In Farming
This agricultural method provides an effective means to reduce the erosion of soil, and thereby minimize the loss of nutrients and maintain soil structure.
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Lowest Out Of Pocket Shares Of Health Care Costs By Country
Less than 1% of private health costs are paid out of pocket in Kiribati. South Africa is second at 12.5%.
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The Leading Raspberry Producing Nations In The World
The total world production of raspberries was 578,233 tons in 2013, with Russia supplying 25% of this amount.
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Export Economies Driven By Mineral Ores And Metals
More than half of Chile's merchandise export revenues are sourced from mineral ores and metals.
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Iron and Steel Importers By Country
Iron and steel helped build modern society and remain integral components of development today. Indeed, import values of iron and steel are more indicative of massive heavy industry operations than of a domestic shortage.
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Import Economies Driven By Mineral Ores And Metals
Macedonia imports greater quantities of minerals ores and metals relative to total merchandise imports than any other nation in the world.
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A List Of North American Currencies
Currently, North America uses 25 different currencies, including the United States dollar which is the largest reserve currency in the world.
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Power Outages In Places Of Business Around The World
South Asian businesses may face loss of power on an almost daily basis, while such an event is a rarity in Europe.
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What Is A Reserve Currency?
Reserve currency refers to the currency that is held in significant quantities by governments and institutions as reserves for foreign exchange.
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Countries With The Most Restrictive Tariffs
More than 70% of tariff lines in Gambia exceed 15% tariff rates, which is considered the international peak.
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Countries With The Fewest Prohibitively Expensive Tariffs
None of the top 17 countries listed have tariff lines exceeding the "international peak" rate of 15%.
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The Largest Canadian Petroleum Companies
Although Canada hosts a large number of petroleum companies, only a few of these companies handle the major share of production and profits of petroleum in Canada.
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Countries Who Spend The Most On Space Exploration
The United States spends more on space exploration than any other country in the world, followed by China, Russia, and India.
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Countries Where Private Credit Bureau Coverage Is Virtually Universal
In many of the world's leading developed economies, virtually all adults have their credit data on file by private credit bureaus.
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Cities Who Spend the Most on Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day can be a pricey holiday no matter the location, but it is the expensive offerings of these cities that take the (red-sprinkled, heart-shaped) cake.
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What is the Difference Between a Depression and a Recession?
In economics, the term depression and recession are sometimes used interchangeably, although this is not an accurate practice.
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The Leading Millet Producing Countries In The World
India leads the world in millet production, followed by the African countries of Nigeria and Niger.
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