Monaco is located in the southwest of Europe, surrounded by France on three sides and the Mediterranean Sea in the south, with a land area of 2.02 square kilometers, making it the second smallest country in the world. Monaco is too small to develop agricultural, industrial and mineral resources, but it attracts companies from all over the world to invest in Monaco with low taxes, set up subsidiaries and even set its headquarters in Monaco. Monaco does not collect taxes from its own people, and many wealthy businessmen choose to immigrate to Monaco to save taxes. Monaco has also implemented various preferential policies and vigorously promoted services such as real estate, banking, insurance, advertising, consulting and tourism, which has promoted the economic development of Monaco and increased the income of Monegasques.

2. Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein is a small landlocked country in central Europe, located between Switzerland and Austria, with a land area of only 160 square kilometers. Liechtenstein is a weak country, but its industry is very developed, mainly including metal processing, machinery, instrument manufacturing, porcelain, chemical industry, pharmacy, electronics, textile, food industry and so on. Liechtenstein enjoys an international reputation for vacuum coating products, nail guns, drilling machines and denture products used in shipbuilding and construction. Industry is the pillar industry of Liechtenstein. More than 95% of industrial products are exported, which brings a lot of foreign exchange income to Liechtenstein every year, making it a high-income country.

3. Luxembourg

Located in the northwest of Europe, Luxembourg is a landlocked country surrounded by France, Germany and Belgium. Luxembourg is a weak country with a land area of only 2,586.3 square kilometers and a population of 634,000. Luxembourg is short of ecological resources, with a small market and a strong sense of economic dependence. However, Luxembourg has vigorously promoted the steel industry, financial industry and satellite communication industry, making them its own pillar industries. Luxembourg's satellite communication industry is very developed, and the headquarters of the famous European satellite company is located in Luxembourg. According to industry, finance and communication, Luxemburg people can get a lot of income. In 202 1 year, the per capita GDP of Luxembourg is 65438 USD +023200, ranking third in the world.

4. Ireland

Ireland is an island country in the Atlantic Ocean, bordering Britain, with a land area of only 70,000 hectares and a population of 4.98 million. Ireland is rich in natural gas, peat, copper, lead, graphite, zinc and other mineral resources, and is the largest producer of lead and zinc in Europe. Ireland's domestic economy was originally dominated by agriculture, which caused Ireland's economic backwardness and was called "European Village". After that, Ireland began to vigorously promote high-tech industries such as software and biotechnology, making Ireland a famous "software capital of Europe".

5. Switzerland

Switzerland is a central European country, bordering Germany, France and Italy. Its domestic land is dominated by plateaus and mountains, and it is called "the roof of Europe". Swiss industry and service industry are very developed, in which industry is the main body of Swiss social economy. Machinery manufacturing, chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, high-grade clocks and watches, food industry and textile industry are the main pillar industries in Switzerland. Switzerland is one of the largest watch producers in the world, with many famous watch brands, which is called "Watch Empire". Switzerland's per capita GDP reached $93,700, ranking fifth in the world.

Second, the country with the lowest currency in the world 1, Malawi

Malawi is a landlocked country in Africa, with a land area of 1 18400 square kilometers and a population of 17600. Malawi is one of the least developed countries in the world and relies heavily on foreign aid. Malawi's economy is dominated by agriculture, and its main crops are cigarettes, coffee, tea, cotton and sweet grass. Cigarettes are the most important crop in Malawi, absorbing 70% of the country's labor force, and 60% of Malawi's foreign exchange income comes from cigarette export income. Malawi's per capita GDP is 43 1.58 USD.

2. Mozambique

Mozambique is a country in southern Africa with a land area of 799,300 hectares and a population of 30.4 million. There are many rivers in Mozambique, the largest of which are Zambezi River and Rufuma River. There are many plains in the southern and eastern coastal areas, and most of the country has a tropical grassland climate with sufficient precipitation, which is especially suitable for planting and developing agriculture. At the same time, Mozambique is rich in mineral resources, with proven coal reserves exceeding 32 billion tons, titanium exceeding 6 million tons, tantalum mine reserves ranking first in the world, about 7.5 million tons, and natural gas reserves of 5.5 trillion cubic meters. Mozambique is also rich in mineral resources such as iron, copper, gold, tantalum and titanium.

3. Somalia

Somalia is a country located on the Somali Peninsula in the easternmost part of the African continent, with the longest sea area in Africa, with a land area of 637,600 hectares and a population of154,400. Somalia is close to the sea and is rich in fishery resources, but other natural conditions are relatively poor. China is poor in mineral resources, arid and barren, unsuitable for developing agriculture, and the living environment of Somalis is harsh. The continuous civil war in Somalia has led to the total collapse of the fragile social, medical and educational systems, which has led to the extreme cycle of society. Various infectious diseases swept across the country, the unemployment rate of the people continued to rise, food and other materials were in short supply, and modern life was very difficult. Because of this, many people have become robbers, robbing passing ships and making the world suffer greatly. The average GDP of Somalia is only $346.68.

4. South Sudan

South Sudan is a landlocked country in East Africa, with a land area of 610.97 million hectares and a population of about10.3 million. /kloc-In the 9th century, when Britain and Egypt ruled Sudan, they divided Sudan into two entities, north and south, which laid a hidden danger for Sudan's civil war and division. From 65438 to 0955, after Sudan's independence, the first civil war broke out between the north and the south. 1983, the second civil war broke out between north and south.

5. Burundi

Burundi is located on the south side of the equator in east-central Africa, with a land area of 27,800 hectares and a population of 1 1.9 million. Burundi is mostly plateau and mountainous, with an altitude of 1.600 meters, so it is called "mountainous country". Burundi is a country mainly based on agriculture. More than 87% of its population lives in rural areas, and 70% of its income comes from agriculture. Plateau and mountainous terrain are not suitable for developing agriculture. Therefore, although Burundi is an agricultural country, its agriculture is backward, its output is not high, and its people's income is not high. Burundi is the poorest country in the world with less than 10% access to electricity, and its per capita GDP is only $ 265.438+08.