Argentina
Argentina is the second largest country in South America. The population is 40.9 million and is growing at a rate of 1.053%. The capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires has a population of 12.79 million.Spanish is Argentina’s official language and the Argentine Peso is the national currency. Argentina’s main trade partners are Brazil, the US, China, Chile, and Germany. Its primary imports are machinery, motor vehicles, petroleum and natural gas, organic chemicals, and plastics. Exports consist of soybeans and derivatives, petroleum and gas, vehicles, corn, and wheat. Argentina?s GDP (Purchasing Power Parity) is $575.6 billion and is growing at a real rate of 7.1% with an inflation rate of 22%.
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Economic Data |
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Cultural & Other Data |
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GDP (PPP, $bn) |
575.6 |
Capital |
Buenos Aires |
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Area (sq. km.) |
2,766,890 |
GDP Real Growth (%) |
7.1 |
Other Large Cities |
Cordoba, Rosario, Mendoza, La Plata |
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Population (million) |
40.9 |
PerCap GDP ($) |
14,200 |
Primary Language |
Spanish |
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Population Growth % |
1.053 |
Prime Lending Rate (%) |
28 |
Urban Population % |
92 |
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% Population Under 15yrs |
25.6 |
Inflation Rate% |
22 |
Urban Growth % |
1.2 |
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Population below poverty line (%) |
23.4 |
Unemployment% |
7.8 |
Literacy (% of population) |
97.2 |
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Agricultural Workers (% of population) |
1 |
Foreign Direct Investment($bn) |
69.1 |
Education spending as % of GDP |
3.8 |
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Industrial Workers (% of population) |
23 |
Debt-External ($bn) |
135.5 |
CPI Score (1-10)* |
2.9 |
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Service Workers (% of population) |
76 |
Exports ($bn) |
73 |
Corporate Income Tax % |
35 |
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Labor Force (mil) |
16.27 |
Imports ($bn) |
59.9 |
Ease of Doing Business Ranking ** |
113 |
