Suriname economy

Most of Suriname's economy depends on mineral resources. These include oil, gold, and Bauxite. Suriname's GDP is 8.688 billion, a small fraction of what other countries' GDPs are. The GDP growth rate is 1.9%. Suriname’s GDP per capita is $14,900 as of 2017. The labor force by occupation is Agriculture: 11.2%,Industry: 19.5%, and finally Services: 69.3%. Suriname exports Alumina, gold, crude oil, lumber, shrimp, rice, bananas. Their export partners are Switzerland, Hong Kong, Belgium, UAE and Guyana. The tourism industry in Suriname is good if you like rich culture. Suriname’s GDP per capita is  smaller than French guiana’s GDP per capita, with suriname at 14,900 $ and French guiana at 15,611$. Suriname’s economy depends on minerals, Suriname also has a GDP per capita of 14,900$.