Finance, Forex and Investments

which one of these would be the "products" made in the country of burma??

Economy GDP: $13.7 billion (IMF estimate 2007). Annual growth rate: 5.5% (IMF estimate 2007); the regime claimed the 2005-2006 rate was 13.2%. GDP per capita: $239 (IMF estimate 2007) Natural resources: natural gas, timber, tin, antimony, zinc, copper, tungsten, lead, coal, limestone, precious stones, hydropower, and petroleum. Agriculture: Products--rice, pulses, beans, sesame, peanuts, sugarcane, hardwood, fish, and fish products. Industries: Types--agricultural processing, knit and woven apparel, wood and wood products, copper, tin, tungsten, iron, construction materials, pharmaceuticals, and fertilizer. Recorded trade: Exports (IMF 2006)--$3.6 billion. Types (2005-2006 official statistics)--natural gas 30.2%, teak and forest products 13/3%, beans and pulses 9.1%, garments 7.7%, and marine products 5.5%. Major markets (IMF 2005-2006)--Thailand 38%, India 14%, China 10%, Hong Kong 7%, Japan 4%. Imports (IMF 2006)--$2 billion. Types (2005-2006 official statistics)--machinery and transport equipment 15.5%, refined mineral oil 13.6%, base metals and manufactures 10.1%, fabrics 8.0%, and electrical machinery 5.6%. Major suppliers (IMF 2005-2006)--Singapore 28%, China 24%, Thailand 11%, Malaysia 7%.

Public Comments

1. rice, pulses, beans, sesame, peanuts, sugarcane, hardwood, fish, and fish products, knit and woven apparel, wood and wood products, copper, tin, tungsten, iron, construction materials, pharmaceuticals, and fertilizer.