Fiji is a country with strong economic strength and rapid economic development among the South Pacific island countries. Fiji attaches great importance to developing the national economy, promoting investment and exports, and gradually developing an export-oriented economy with "high growth, low taxes and vitality". Sugar industry, tourism and garment processing industry are the three pillars of its national economy. Fiji is also known as the "sweet island" because of its fertile land and rich sugarcane. Fiji's industry is mainly sugar production, in addition to clothing processing, gold mining, fishery products processing, wood and coconut processing. Fiji is rich in fishery resources, rich in tuna.

Since 1980s, the Fiji government has made great efforts to develop tourism by taking advantage of its unique natural conditions. At present, tourism revenue accounts for about 20% of Fiji's GDP, and it is Fiji's largest source of foreign exchange income. About 40,000 people in Fiji work in the tourism sector, accounting for 65,438+05% of the employed population. In 2004, the number of foreign tourists visiting Fiji reached 507,000, and the tourism income was nearly 450 million US dollars.

Fiji is located in the sea and air exchange center between Oceania and North and South America, and is an important transportation hub in the South Pacific. Suva Port, the capital, is an important international seaport with a throughput of 1 10,000 tons.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Purchasing power parity-$5065438+$200 million

Gross domestic product-real growth rate

4.8% (2004)

per capita GDP (gross domestic product)

Purchasing power parity-$5,800 (2004)

Gross domestic product-industry ratio

Agriculture: 16.6%

Industry: 22.4%

Service industry: 6 1% (200 1)

Population below the poverty line

25.5%

Share ratio of household income to consumption

Minimum value: 10%: not applicable.

Maximum value: 10%: not applicable

Inflation rate (retail price)

1.6% (2002)

Labor force

137000( 1999)

Labor-employment industry

Agriculture 70% (200 1)

unemployment rate

7.6% ( 1999)

budget

Treasury revenue: $427.9 billion

Expenditure: USD 565.438 billion+USD 340 million, including capital expenditure in North America (2004).

agricultural product

Sugarcane, coconut, cassava (cassava starch), rice, sweet potato, banana; Cattle, pigs, horses and goats; fish

industry

natrium

export

$609 million (2002)

Export material

Sugar, clothes, gold, wood, fish, syrup, coconut oil.

Export partner

23.7% in USA, 0/8.4% in Australia, 0/3.6% in UK, 6% in Samoa and 4.8% in Japan (2003).

Imported?

$835 million (2002)

imported material

Manufactured products, machinery and transportation equipment, petroleum products, food, chemicals.

Import partner

Australia 35. 1%, Singapore 19.2%, New Zealand 17.2% and Japan 4.9% (2003).

foreign debt

1.88 1 billion dollars (200 1)

Financial assistance-donors

$40.3 million (1995)

money

Fiji dollar (FJD)

Dollar symbol

FJD

exchange rate

Fiji dollars-1.8958 (2003), 2. 1869 (2002), 2.2766 (5438+0 in 2006), 2. 1286 (2000),/

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