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SHARING GLOBAL RESOURCES

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SHARING GLOBAL RESOURCES

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Global Resource Sharing = Global social network connecting exporters and importers worldwide.

Economy =   The management of domestic affairs

Export = To send or transport abroad, especially for trade or sale.

Import = To bring or carry in from an outside source, especially to bring in goods or materials from a foreign country for trade or sale.

GDP - Gross Domestic Product

PPP - Purchasing Power Parity

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MAJOR CONTINENTS OF THE WORLD

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ASIA

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Asia is by a considerable margin the largest continent in the world, and is rich in natural resources such as petroleum and iron

Asia has the second largest nominal GDP of all continents, after Europe, but the largest when measured in PPP.

China = Largest Economy East Timor = Smallest Economy

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MIDDLE ASIA

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ExportedExported

Natural ResourcesNatural Resources

SourcesSources

UraniumUranium

ChromiumChromium

LeadLead

ZincZinc KAZAKHASTAN KAZAKHASTAN (2(2ndnd largest reserves) largest reserves)PetroleumPetroleum

Natural GasNatural Gas

Mineral ExtractionMineral Extraction

DIAMONDSDIAMONDS

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URANIUM

CHROMIUM

ZINC

ZINC

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Natural Gas

PETROLEUM

Diamond

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Exported Exported

Natural ResourcesNatural Resources

SourcesSources

GOLD GOLD KyrgyzstanKyrgyzstan

Rare Metals : Rare Metals :

Gold, Silver, CopperGold, Silver, Copper

Ruby, Pearls, TopazRuby, Pearls, Topaz

Piezooptic Raw Materials: Piezooptic Raw Materials:

Tin, Antimony, Uranium, Tin, Antimony, Uranium, Iron, Table SaltIron, Table Salt

TajikistanTajikistan

Oil and GasOil and Gas TurkmenistanTurkmenistan

(main resources)(main resources)

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GOLD

OIL

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SOUTHEAST ASIA

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Exported Natural Exported Natural ResourcesResources

SourceSource

Rice (leading exporter)Rice (leading exporter)

ShrimpShrimp (Major (Major Exporter))

Gypsum(2Gypsum(2ndnd largest exporter) largest exporter)

ThailandThailand

Oil (2Oil (2ndnd largest amount in largest amount in the Asia-Pacific)the Asia-Pacific)

IndiaIndia

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MIDDLE EAST

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Major source is oil (Oil reserves = more than 60% of the planet’s crude oil)

User of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) -Substitute for gasoline (petrol) or diesel fuel

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Exported NaturalExported Natural

ResourcesResources

SourcesSources

Cotton Yarn (1Cotton Yarn (1stst largest exporter) largest exporter)

TextileTextile

Largest user of CNG in asiaLargest user of CNG in asia

33rdrd Largest user of CNG in the world Largest user of CNG in the world

PakistanPakistan

OilOil BrahmanBrahman

Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia

KuwaitKuwait

IraqIraq

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EUROPE

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It is the world's second-smallest "continent" by surface area.

It is the third-most populous continent after Asia and Africa, with a population of 731 million or about 11% of the world's population.

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The economy of Europe is currently the largest on Earth and it is the richest region as measured by assets under management with over $32.7 trillion compared to North America's $27.1 trillion in 2008

Largest Exporter in the world Largest importer of goods and services (2008)

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Exported Natural ResourcesExported Natural Resources SourceSource

OilOil United KingdomUnited Kingdom

(largest Producer)(largest Producer)

MagnesiteMagnesite Austria Austria

(unusually diverse mineral resources (unusually diverse mineral resources for a small country)for a small country)

(World’s largest producer)(World’s largest producer)

PetroleumPetroleum ScotlandScotland

(large abundance of natural (large abundance of natural resources)resources)

(Fishing industry decline)(Fishing industry decline)

(Exporter of Electricity with a (Exporter of Electricity with a generating capacity of 10.1 GW generating capacity of 10.1 GW

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AFRICA

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It is the world's second-largest and second most-populous continent, after Asia.

Although abundant in natural resources, Africa remains the world's poorest and most underdeveloped continent.

A Harvard University study showed that Africa could easily feed itself, if only it had decent governance

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Exported Natural Exported Natural ResourcesResources

BauxiteBauxite Mined in Guinea (largest exporter)Mined in Guinea (largest exporter)

PetroleumPetroleum

OilOil

Cobalt (90% of the world’s)Cobalt (90% of the world’s)

Platinum (90% of the world’s)Platinum (90% of the world’s)

Gold (50%)Gold (50%)

Chromium (98%)Chromium (98%)

Tantalite (70%)Tantalite (70%)

Manganese (64%)Manganese (64%)

Uranium (one-third)Uranium (one-third)

Coltan (70%)Coltan (70%)

Diamond (more than 30%)Diamond (more than 30%)

Iron OresIron Ores Mined in South Africa (8Mined in South Africa (8thth largest largest producer)producer)

CoalCoal (Africa is one of the largest (Africa is one of the largest producer) producer)

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BAUXITECobalt

Iron Ore

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SOUTH AMERICA

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South America has a rapidly developing economy.

It is fast becoming a economy with considerable size, with many industries and a flourishing trade and import-export market,

Relatively rich in mineral resources. It is one of the World’s largest oil producers and

exporters. Poor in coal.

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Exported Natural ResourcesExported Natural Resources SOURCES SOURCES

OilOil

Natural GasNatural Gas

BoliviaBolivia

EcuadorEcuador

ArgentinaArgentina

BrazilBrazil

ColombiaColombia

IronIron

(one-fifth of the world’s iron (one-fifth of the world’s iron reserves)reserves)

WineWine ChileChile

Copper, GoldCopper, Gold

Silver, PetroleumSilver, Petroleum

Coal, Iron OresCoal, Iron Ores

Phosphate, LumberPhosphate, Lumber

PeruPeru

SurinameSuriname

ArubaAruba

EcuadorEcuador

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Exported Natural Exported Natural ResourcesResources

SourcesSources

Kaolin Kaolin

HydropowerHydropower

BauxiteBauxite

SurinameSuriname

Agricultural Products : Agricultural Products :

Citrus FruitsCitrus Fruits

GrapesGrapes

SorghumSorghum

Yerba mateYerba mate

ArgentinaArgentina

CoffeeCoffee BrazilBrazil

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NORTH AMERICA

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North America's extensive agricultural lands (especially in Canada and the United States) are a result of the interrelationship of favorable climatic conditions, fertile soils, and technology.

It produces most of the world's corn, meat, cotton, soybeans, tobacco, and wheat, along with a variety of other food and industrial raw material crops

Mineral resources are also abundant;

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EXPORTSEXPORTS IMPORTSIMPORTS

motor vehicles and parts motor vehicles and parts

industrial machinery industrial machinery

aircraft aircraft

telecommunications equipment telecommunications equipment

Medium-sized passenger vehicles Medium-sized passenger vehicles Crude oilCrude oil

Color television reception Color television reception equipment, Larger passenger equipment, Larger passenger vehiclesvehicles

crude petroleumcrude petroleum

natural gasnatural gas

ElectricityElectricity

aluminum aluminum

ZincZinc

Precious metalsPrecious metals

Oil field drilling equipmentOil field drilling equipment

CopperCopper

NickelNickel

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AUSTRALIA

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It is ranked as the 19th largest importer and 19th largest exporter.

In the past two decades, Australia has enjoyed a period of uninterrupted economic growth

Australia's economy is dominated by its services sector, yet it is the agricultural and mining sectors that account for the bulk of Australia's exports.3

Australia's comparative advantage in the export of primary products is a reflection of the natural wealth of the Australian continent and its small domestic market

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EXPORTSEXPORTS IMPORTSIMPORTS

Wine Wine

Items returned to U.S. then Items returned to U.S. then

reimportedreimported

Industrial inorganic Industrial inorganic

New & used passenger New & used passenger

carscars

Plywood and veneers Plywood and veneers

Plastic materialsPlastic materials

Civilian aircraftCivilian aircraft

Medicinal equipmentMedicinal equipment

Telecommunications Telecommunications equipmentequipment

Complete military aircraftComplete military aircraft

Aircraft launching gear and Aircraft launching gear and related items (e.g. related items (e.g. parachutes)parachutes)

Military trucks & armouredMilitary trucks & armoured

vehiclesvehicles

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EXPORTSEXPORTS IMPORTSIMPORTS

NickelNickel

Other petroleum productsOther petroleum products

Semi-finished iron & steel Semi-finished iron & steel

mill productsmill products

ZincZinc

Non-steel finished metal Non-steel finished metal shapesshapes

Natural gas liquidsNatural gas liquids

Non-monetary goldNon-monetary gold

Crude OilCrude OilPetroleum ProductsPetroleum Products

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WINE

Civillian Aircrafts

Military Trucks

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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!

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PRESENTED TO YOU BY :PRESENTED TO YOU BY :

Nor-ain L. Barani

Ruthen Ann A. Pacaldo

Roselle M. Ebarle