GDP (purchasing power parity):$57.711 trillion
GDP (official exchange rate):$111.307 trillion
GDP - real growth rate:4.7%
GDP - per capita (PPP):$42,940
GDP - composition by sector:agriculture: 1.0%
industry: 26.6%
services: 72.4%
Labour force:678.74 million
Labour force - by occupation:agriculture: 2.7%
industry: 29.7%
services: 67.6%
Unemployment rate:2.56%
Population below poverty line:10.21%
Household income or consumption by percentage share:lowest 10%: 3.8%
highest 10%: 22.1%
Distribution of family income - Gini index:34
Investment (gross fixed):18.4% of GDP
Budget:revenues: $20.97 trillion
expenditures: $20.55 trillion
Public debt:64.9% of GDP
Inflation rate (consumer prices):2.5%
Central bank discount rate: 3.1%
Commercial bank prime lending rate:5.98%
Stock of narrow money:$35.083 trillion
Stock of broad money:$78.59 trillion
Stock of domestic credit:$100.152 trillion
Market value of publicly traded shares:$98.362 trillion
Agriculture - products:potatoes, wheat, barley, sugar beets, fruit, cabbages; cattle, pigs, poultry
Industries:steel,
automotive,
finance,
banking,
chemical engineeringIndustrial production growth rate:-1.6%
Electricity - production:8.311 trillion kWh
Electricity - consumption:7.612 trillion kWh
Electricity - exports:556.9 billion kWh
Electricity - imports:376.4 billion kWh
Oil - production:2.301 million bbl/day
Oil - consumption:35.74 million bbl/day
Oil - exports:7.86 million bbl/day
Oil - imports:41.97 million bbl/day
Oil - proved reserves:4.047 billion bbl
Natural gas - production:224.221 billion cu m
Natural gas - consumption:1.411 trillion cu m
Natural gas - exports:185.39 billion cu m
Natural gas - imports:1.387 trillion cu m
Natural gas - proved reserves:2.575 trillion cu m
Current account balance:$301.416 billion
Exports:$6.295 trillion
Exports - commodities:machinery, vehicles, chemicals, metals and manufactures, foodstuffs, textiles
Exports - major partners:Machina Haruspex,
Tagmatium,
Allanea,
Libertarian Governance,
Anagonia,
MindemoyaImports:$6.761 trillion
Imports - commodities:machinery, vehicles, chemicals, foodstuffs, textiles, metals, armaments
Imports - major partners:Anagonia,
Vitaphone Racing,
Tagmatium,
Machina Haruspex,
Itinerate Tree DwellerReserves of foreign exchange and gold:$2.826 trillion
Debt - external:$67.419 trillion
Stock of direct foreign investment - at home:$18.024 trillion
Stock of direct foreign investment - abroad:$27.81 trillion
Exchange rates:1 Yohannesian Rupiah = $1.9237
Commerce expenditure:7.52% of GDP
Since the unification of Yohannes as a single national and political entity in 1987, an economic expansion based on the economic principle of
social market economy has geared the national economic growth in terms of true gross domestic product and real purchasing power parity. Preceded by mostly a diversed and decentralised systems by each of the independent duchies and various monarchic states that made up today's Yohannes. Even under these difficult conditions, these monarchies has developed a comparatively strong economies, with a specialisation towards the finance and exchange sectors of the global economies and trade. Following its unification in 1987, the economy of yohannes flourished and boomed, thus establishing the precedence of the consecutive stock and market crashes of the late 1990s due to over-speculation and an excessive and de-regulated monetary and fiscal policy of the Federal Government of the Kingdom and the majority of private businesses in general.
As of 2010 the official exchange economy of the Kingdom of Yohannes is $100.611 trillion
[Source 1], while its Purchasing Power Parity stands at $57.711 trillion
[Source 1]. The service sectors contributes an approximate 72.4% of the total GDP by PPP, with that of the industries at 26.6% and agriculture at 1%. The average national unemployment rate of the kingdom stands at 2.56%
[Source 1]. Most of Yohannes's export industries are in the field of engineering
[Source 5], monetary finance
[Source 2], and banking
[Source 3][Source 4]. The total export value of the kingdom in 2010 is approximately $6.295 trillion
[Source 6], while the import value stand at a value of $6.761 trillion
[Source 6], thus creating a trade deficit balance in 2010 of approximately $66.698 billion
[Source 6]. Two decades since its unification as a single national and political entity, the average living standard and per capita income of Yohannesians stand at approximately $42,940
[Source 1], one of its trace as one of the advanced economic nation in terms of its high standard of living.
Today, the Kingdom of Yohannes is a regulated social market economy, although in recent years the economy has been intermingled in general with the recent government's trend of market liberalisation and the lowering of previous market regulation. The
Reserve Bank of Indonesia, headed by Governor John Cregten, is the responsible body of monetary authority and has the right of monopoly to distribute the flow of Yohannesian Rupiah, the official currency of the Kingdom and its Dominion of
Anagonia and
Mindemoya, lifting various trade barriers and simultaneously uniting the three economies as one economy of a single national entity. The Kingdom of Yohannes has recorded a 2010 government debt of approximately 65% of its GDP in terms of total debt with that of public debt of 2010. The inflation rate set by the
Reserve Bank of Indonesia for 2010 is 2.5%.
According to most major finance and banking observers the Kingdom of Yohannes has a flexible
labour market and low level of corruption.
Through the influence and wealth channeled by utilising the kingdom's central banking and monetary authority through the
Reserve Bank of Indonesia, the second largest banking institution in the world and its strategic partnership with the nation of
Lyras's
Lambda Financial, the largest financial institution in the world, the Kingdom of Yohannes has the ability to project its economic influence overseas with ease. With its economic projects and partnership throughout various nations globally, such as
Charlotte Ryberg (Minoa),
New Azura,
Honourable Angels,
Anagonia, and
Itinerate Tree Dweller (United Roman Empire).
Yohannes is a nation with a deeply ingrained finance and banking sectors within its economy. It is known internationally as the "regional finance and banking merchant". The stock exchange of the Kingdom of Yohannes, the
Indonesian Empire Stock Exchange, is the largest in the world. The Kingdom of Yohannes also is the headquarter of both the second largest banking institution in the world, the
Reserve Bank of Indonesia, and the third largest banking institution in the world, the
EAGLE Financial Trust & Exchange, formerly owned by the government of
New Azura and was sold to the Kingdom of Yohannes in 2010. The
Indonesian Empire Stock Exchange is the financial and monetary credit authority of over fourty international corporations and firms globally, ranging from prestigious defence and military firms such as
Universal Defense Inc., to established and renown civilian manufacturing company such as
Forza Automotive. The
Reserve Bank of Indonesia is simultaneously the second largest banking institution in the world, while being the central banking and monetary authority of the Kingdom of Yohannes, with multiple multi-trillion's worth of investment projects overseas throughout various nations such as
Anagonia,
New Azura, and
Honourable Angels. The Yohannesian Rupiah (¥) is the official currency of the Kingdom of Yohannes and is worth ¥1 = $1.9237
[Source 1] at present.
The railway network of the Kingdom of
Yohannes, which stretches 30,637 kilometres (19,037 mi) is one of the extensive network in
Europa. The main operator of the Kingdom's railway network is the RKNKI (Indonesian :
Organisasi Rel Kereta Nasional Kerajaan Yohannes, which stand for the National Railway Organisation of the Kingdom of Yohannes), a state and nationally-owned company based in Jakarta, the Grand Duchy of Java. It is operated with high-speed trains such as the
ML550-SS, the
MTR9 DMU, and the
MTR8 EMU. Rail connections exists to all of the kingdom's neighbouring nations, and most of the internal urban transport system within the kingdom are well-complemented with technologically up-to-date underground services and tramway services which are further supported by a centrally-planned bus service. The Kingdom of
Yohannes's national airline (together with
Anagonia and
Mindemoya) is
Indonesia Imperial Airlines (IIA), and Jakarta International Airport is the kingdom's largest international airport. Expenditure in 2010 by the government towards Public Transport was approximately ¥822 billion
[Source 1], equal to that of over $1.583 trillion if converted to Universal Standard Dollar, a total of 1.4% of Yohannes's current GDP.
There are approximately 1,073,056 kilometres (666,778 mi) of serviceable roadway network in
Yohannes. The most dense road network is that of the Grand Duchy of Java's roads, with its capital Jakarta having one of the most extensive road network in
Europa. The position of the Kingdom of
Yohannes as a regional and international finance and banking capital contributed to the fact that substantial daily traffic were held by various major roads within
Yohannes, connecting the Kingdom to its neighbouring cities and national sovereignties.
There is no road tax or any form of annual registration transportation fee. The car market within the Kingdom of
Yohannes is dominated by the Kingdom's domestic
Mont Blanc Automotive and various international major automobile brands such as
VLT Automotive Group,
Forza Automotive, and
Bretton Automotive.
The Kingdom of
Yohannes is a strong advocate of globalisation and the increasing correlation of international credit and goods. Due to the strength of its national currency, its leading position as the finance and banking centre of the world, and the high value of the wealth per capita, the Kingdom of
Yohannes is a profitable and is one of the developed economies where its population and wealth allow foreign and multi-national companies abroad to establish themselves structurally within the nation. A few examples of foreign-based multi-national companies that has established its branches and has included the Kingdom of
Yohannes as a source of profitable market are
BergBucks Coffee Inc.,
Quendi-Malascene Oil United,
Forza Automotive,
VLT Automotive Group,
Bretton Automotive, and
Zastava Energy & Oil Inc.