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    The document provides an overview of Switzerland's economy. It notes that two-thirds of Switzerland is covered by forests, lakes and mountains, and since it lacks natural resources, it imports and processes materials and resells finished products. Services make up the most important part of the economy, including banking, insurance and tourism. Agriculture also contributes, though domestic production does not meet all domestic needs so imports are relied upon. Less than 10% of the population works in agriculture (primary sector), around 40% in industry and trade (secondary sector), and over 50% in services (tertiary sector).

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    Macroeconomic study of Switzlerland.

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    Swiss economy

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    The document provides an overview of Switzerland's economy. It notes that two-thirds of Switzerland is covered by forests, lakes and mountains, and since it lacks natural resources, it imports and processes materials and resells finished products. Services make up the most important part of the economy, including banking, insurance and tourism. Agriculture also contributes, though domestic production does not meet all domestic needs so imports are relied upon. Less than 10% of the population works in agriculture (primary sector), around 40% in industry and trade (secondary sector), and over 50% in services (tertiary sector).

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    SWITZERLAND MACROECONOMIC STUDY

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    Ayan Panda
    The document provides an overview of Switzerland's economy. It notes that two-thirds of Switzerland is covered by forests, lakes and mountains, and since it lacks natural resources, it imports and processes materials and resells finished products. Services make up the most important part of the economy, including banking, insurance and tourism. Agriculture also contributes, though domestic production does not meet all domestic needs so imports are relied upon. Less than 10% of the population works in agriculture (primary sector), around 40% in industry and trade (secondary sector), and over 50% in services (tertiary sector).

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    SWITZERLAND: A

    MACROECONOMIC
    STUDY
    SECTION-B
    GROUP-VIII

    AYAN (072)|DHARMAJ(077)|NEENU(095)|PUSHKAR(100)|SUMIT(112)|
    VIPUL(118)

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    Two-third of the area of Switzerland is covered with forests, lakes and mountains.
    Since Switzerland has no mineral resources, it imports, processes and resells them
    as products.
    "Services" are the most important part of the economy. It includes banking,
    assurances and tourism.
    Farming is also an importantSECTORAL
    part of the economy. But the production of the Swiss
    farmers does not fulfil the needs
    of all people, so Switzerland relies on imported
    -BREAKUP
    goods from other countries.
    Less than 10% of
    the population is
    employed in the
    "Landwirtschaft"
    (agriculture), also
    considered the
    primary sector

    About 40% of
    the
    population is
    employed in
    the
    "Industrie,
    Gewerbe und
    Handwerk"
    (industry,
    trade and
    handicraft),
    also
    considered
    the
    secondary
    sector.

    More than 50% of


    the population is
    employed in the
    "Dienstleistungssekt
    or" (services), also
    considered the
    tertiary sector

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