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NZ in a NutshellCoat of Arms of New ZealandCapital: WellingtonGovernment: Parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchyPopulation: 4 268 000 (2008), density 15/sqkmGDP: USD 117.67 bn (2008); PC: USD 27 785 (PPP, 28th rank)
Economic StructurePrimary Sector: SUM: 7.2% of GDP and over 50% of exportsAgriculture (dairy, sheepmeat, cattle);Horticulture (apples, kiwifruit and wine),ForestryMining (coal, gas, oil/condensate)FishingEnergy (about 60% from renewable resources:hydropower & wind generation)Secondary Sector:Tertiary Sector:SUM: 14.2% of GDPProcessing of food and wood largest shareSUM: 78.6% of GDPFinancial services (reg. assets in banks 294 bn, ’07)Transportation (road, rail, shipping, avaiation)Tourism (major foreign exchange earner: $6.3bn),Tertiary Education (around $ 2 bn)Screen Industry (film, tv)
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