Outline of The Central African Republic - Economy and Infrastructure of The Central African Republic

Economy and Infrastructure of The Central African Republic

Main article: Economy of the Central African Republic
  • Economic rank, by nominal GDP (2007): 157th (one hundred and fifth seventh)
  • Agriculture in the Central African Republic
  • Banking in the Central African Republic
    • National Bank of the Central African Republic
  • Communications in the Central African Republic
  • Companies of the Central African Republic
  • Currency of the Central African Republic: Franc
    • ISO 4217: XAF
  • Energy policy of the Central African Republic
  • Mining in the Central African Republic
  • Oil industry in the Central African Republic
  • Tourism in the Central African Republic
  • Transport in the Central African Republic
  • the Central African Republic Stock Exchange

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