Economy of South America
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| Population: | 364.24 million | |
| GDP (PPP): | US$2.55 trillion | |
| GDP (Currency): | $2.58 trillion | |
| GDP/capita (PPP) : | $6,999.32 | |
| GDP/capita (Currency) : | $7,083.91 | |
| Annual growth of per capita GDP: | ||
| Income of top 10%: | 44.37 % | |
| Millionaires: | 0.3 million | |
| Unemployment | 10.76 % (2002) | |
| Estimated female income |
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The economy of South America comprises more than
Economic development
Future
Trade unions
Currency
Below is a list of the currencies of South America, with exchange rates between each currency and both the Euro and US Dollars.
Table correct as of December 4 2004
Reference
- xe.com Universal Currency Converter extensively used
Economic sectors
Agriculture
to be completed
Manufacturing
to be completed
Investing and banking
to be completed
Global trade relations
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Economy by country
Economy of: