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    Slovenia has a GDP of $56.81 billion and GDP per capita of $28,400, though its growth rate is only 1% and unemployment and poverty rates are 10.6% and 12.3% respectively. Slovenia borders Italy, Croatia, Hungary, and Austria, and has a small coastline on the Adriatic Sea. As a high-income developed economy, Slovenia enjoys greater prosperity and stability than other transitioning Central European nations.

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    Slovenia has a GDP of $56.81 billion and GDP per capita of $28,400, though its growth rate is only 1% and unemployment and poverty rates are 10.6% and 12.3% respectively. Slovenia borders Italy, Croatia, Hungary, and Austria, and has a small coastline on the Adriatic Sea. As a high-income developed economy, Slovenia enjoys greater prosperity and stability than other transitioning Central European nations.

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    Slovenia has a GDP of $56.81 billion and GDP per capita of $28,400, though its growth rate is only 1% and unemployment and poverty rates are 10.6% and 12.3% respectively. Slovenia borders Italy, Croatia, Hungary, and Austria, and has a small coastline on the Adriatic Sea. As a high-income developed economy, Slovenia enjoys greater prosperity and stability than other transitioning Central European nations.

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    Woochul Yang

    Economic Map Project: Slovenia

    Economic Data for Slovenia


    GDP: $56.81 Billion
    Growth Rate: 1%
    GDP Per Capita: $28,400
    Unemployment Rate: 10.6%
    Population Below Poverty Line: 12.3%
    Exports: $24.97 Billion
    Imports: $25.96 Billion
    National Debt: $51.57 Billion

    Slovenia is a country in Central Europe touching the Alps and bordering the Mediterranean.
    Slovenia borders Italy on the west, Croatia on the south and east, Hungary on the northeast,
    and Austria on the north, and also has a small portion of coastline along the Adriatic Sea.
    Slovenia has a high-income developed economy and enjoys the highest GDP per capita of the
    new member states in the European Union. Slovenia today is a developed country that enjoys
    prosperity and stability, as well as a GDP per capita higher than that of the other transitioning
    economies of Central Europe.

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