Some small countries obviously don't have much resources. Why are their economies so developed and their per capita income so high? For example, Luxembourg.

Luxembourg, the full name of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, is the only remaining Grand Duchy in continental Europe. It is located in the northwest of Europe, bordering Germany in the east, France in the south and Belgium in the west and north. Due to the changeable terrain, Luxembourg has always been an important military fortress in western Europe, and the north is called Gibraltar, because it is located in the main road of German-French traffic in history and its terrain is dangerous. Luxembourg is an industrial country with the highest per capita income and living standard in the European Union. The per capita gross national product ranks in the forefront of the world and the economy is highly developed. Steel, finance, radio and television are its three major economic pillar industries. Because of its narrow territory and numerous castles, it is also known as the "pocket kingdom" and "the country of thousands of castles".

First ... it is precisely because the land is small and there are many castles ... the per capita income will be high. ...

Per capita income = total income of China people/population.

Second ... its economy is highly dependent on foreign countries, but its heavy industry is particularly developed ... Among them, steel is the most prominent, and Lusu is known as the "steel kingdom", with a per capita steel output of about 5.8 tons (200 1), ranking first in the world.

Third ... development assistance is an important part of Lu's foreign policy, and this expenditure has exceeded the United Nations standard (accounting for 0.7% of GDP). In 2007, foreign development assistance accounted for about 0.9% of the gross national product, ranking third in the world, with a total aid of $325 million, up by 12% year-on-year, with the focus on African countries.

Fourth, develop foreign economic relations and trade ... export products are machinery and equipment, steel products, tires and plastics. Most raw materials and consumer goods are imported. The main trading partners are EU countries. In 2006, the total import and export volume to the EU accounted for 87% of the total foreign trade volume of Lu, among which exports to Germany, France and Belgium accounted for 54% of the total exports, and imports to the three countries accounted for 75% of the total imports. Only 65,438+03% of the goods are exported outside the EU, mainly to the United States and some Asian countries. It can be seen that most of its economic income comes from this.

Fifth ... personal understanding ... because Luxembourg has so many castles ... tourism and so on ... it should be relatively developed.

Finally ... the landlord ... I think your point of view is wrong ... should you think that his economy should be underdeveloped just because his land is small? I think China is a vast country ... its land area ranks fourth in the world ... has it not been a developing country for a long time? There are many factors that affect the economy ... I can't say it clearly in a few words. How prosperous China was in ancient times? I don't say that the economic level was the first, and few people dare to say that it was the second! After the long-term suppression of despotism in Ming and Qing dynasties, it's over! When we look at the economic development history of other countries, we should learn from them instead of thinking about "why"

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