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| caption2 = Sanjil II of Fidakar Trade Complex housing the headquarters of Tarkhim Pty Ltd, the largest garments and textiles manufacturer in the country |
| caption2 = Sanjil II of Fidakar Trade Complex housing the headquarters of Tarkhim Pty Ltd, the largest garments and textiles manufacturer in the country |
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Fidakar has a GDP of 1. |
Fidakar has a GDP of 1.917 trillion KRB, the second highest in the country after Iganar. The GDP per capita is 10,700 KRB. The province has an unemployment rate of 6% and a youth unemployment rate of 14%. The labour force (the number of working age looking for work or in work) stands at 98 million people. The labour participation rate (the number of working age people compared to the number of working age people in work or looking for work) stands at 87%. |
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The province's economy consists of 10% agriculture, 5% mining, 30% manufacturing and 55% services. The province's largest internal trading partners are Iganar, Jumhurikesh, Mekedesh, Rigaryat, and Bingol, with other Packilvanian provinces making up 74% of Fidakar's trade. Outside of Packilvania, Fidakar's largest trade partners are [[Free Pax States]], [[Great Morstaybishlia]], and [[Vekaiyu]]. |
The province's economy consists of 10% agriculture, 5% mining, 30% manufacturing and 55% services. The province's largest internal trading partners are Iganar, Jumhurikesh, Mekedesh, Rigaryat, and Bingol, with other Packilvanian provinces making up 74% of Fidakar's trade. Outside of Packilvania, Fidakar's largest trade partners are [[Free Pax States]], [[Great Morstaybishlia]], and [[Vekaiyu]]. |
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