Czechia

The Czech economy has enhanced gradually given that the fall of Communism in 1989. It leads all previous Soviet satellite states to financial growth. The most significant component of the Czech Republic’s economy is manufacturing, followed by services; these sectors represent approximately 40 and 35 percent of GDP, respectively. The building and energy sectors each create roughly 10 percent of GDP, while the smaller agricultural industry represents around 5 percent. Tourist is one of the most quickly developing sectors of the Czech economy.

Primary industries: car, electronics and electrical engineering, chemical and pharmaceutical, engineering and aviation.