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India made by Noorjehen

In India two-thirds of the labour force is engaged in agriculture. Rice, beans, peas, tea, sugarcane, jute, pepper, and timber are the main agricultural products. Output remains relatively low overall. Improvements are being sought by irrigation, land reclamation projects, and the introduction of improved strains of crops and fertilizers.

About 45% of the industrial labour force works in the jute, cotton, and other textile mills. Mineral resources include oil, iron ore, coal, natural gas, copper, bauxite, manganese, and mica but are poorly exploited.

Ghana by Eyi, Msrah. Mensah

Ghana’s economy is predominantly agricultural, with 60% of the population engaged in subsistence agriculture.Cocoa that is the biggest cash crop, rice, coffee, cassaca, peanuts, corn, shea nuts and bananas are widely grown. Also, fishing and lumbering are very important to Ghana. Although inadequate roads and facilities have hindered the development of the timber industry.

Minerals are found in the north, south and costal regions. The most important minerals are gold, industrial diamonds, bauxite and manganese. In 2007 there is some petroleum exploitation and exploration for additional reserves identified significant deposits.

The major industries in Ghana are mining, lumbering, light manufacturing, aluminum smelting, cocoa and other food processing, and shipbuilding. The major exports are gold and other minerals, cocoa, timber, and tuna. Imports include capital equipment, petroleum, and foodstuffs. The Netherlands, Nigeria, Great Britain, the United States, and China are Ghana's major trade partners. The country has a large but poorly maintained road system; rail lines connect the major centers in the south.

Thailand  by Virote

Agriculture is the primary means of employment, but industry, commerce, and services account for the 80% of the gross domestic product.

Thailand is one of the world's largest producers of rice, and this accounts for much of the country's agricultural output. 

Bangkok is a major centre for the cutting and trading of gemstones, as well as the production of high quality gold and silver jewellery.

In the last few years electronics, computers and integrated circuits, have become a major export earner and look set to play and increasing role in the future.

Oil refineries, chemical plants, steel mills and similar industries are mainly centered around Sri Racha (30km north of Pattaya) and Mab ta Phut just east of Rayong

Ukraine by Ruslan

Ukraines economy is growing rapidly up and is going to increase at future years. Ukraines economic is increasing since from 2000. Ukraine has highly trained labour and good education system. Ukraine is also a rich country because of it’s minerals. Ukraine produces lot’s of grain, sugar Ukraines currency is hryvnia and hryvnia is tied to dollar.

Turkey by Aydin

The currency of Turkey is New Turkish Lira which was changed in 2003 when from the old value was removed 6 zeroes from the old Turkish Lira and it has stabilized.  According to the CIA World Factbook, natural resources include coal, iron ore, copper, chromium, uranium, antimony, mercury, gold, barite, borate, Celestine (strontium), emery, feldspar, limestone, magnesite, marble, perlite, pumice, pyrites (sulfur), clay, arable land, hydropower.  Turkey has also the 7th largest agricultural output in the world.