The economy of the Union of Everett is the largest in the world, ahead of the United States of America, China and Japan, making it one of the Group of 20 major economies. The Union of Everett since 2005 out ran the United States as an economic power through reduced business taxes and a series of stimulus incentives to bring industry and employment back to Everetti (a former American) territories.
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| - The economy of the Union of Everett is the largest in the world, ahead of the United States of America, China and Japan, making it one of the Group of 20 major economies. The Union of Everett since 2005 out ran the United States as an economic power through reduced business taxes and a series of stimulus incentives to bring industry and employment back to Everetti (a former American) territories.
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| - agriculture: 6.5%, industry: 33.7%, services: 59.8%
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| - steel, motor vehicles, aerospace, telecommunications, chemicals, creative industries & media, electronics, food processing, consumer goods, timber, mining, defense/military equipment, oil, clean energy, ship building, financial services, construction/infrastructure development, robotics, coal, gold, tourism
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| - agriculture: 6.2%, industry: 38.9%, services: 54.9%
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| - $11.73 trillion
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| - Japan, United States, Iraqistan, Russia, Mexico, India
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| - Japan, Mexico, United States, Israel, Iraqistan, Russian Federation, India, United Kingdom, France, Germany
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| - The economy of the Union of Everett is the largest in the world, ahead of the United States of America, China and Japan, making it one of the Group of 20 major economies. The Union of Everett since 2005 out ran the United States as an economic power through reduced business taxes and a series of stimulus incentives to bring industry and employment back to Everetti (a former American) territories. Since 2004, Everetti policies regulated corporations to prevent jobs from being sent overseas and reduced taxes on businesses to attract the movement of companies to Everetti territory. A stimulus and industry program was passed into law which funded the development of a series of Everett based major corporations and subsidizing of several major new fields of industry. The establishment of government controlled and funded businesses brought industries into the country, reducing foreign dependence and provided nearly four million new jobs by 2009; by 2012, over 18 million jobs had been created. Several major companies specialized in different major growing fields of industry from electronics and technology to defense industry and robotics and infrastructure development. The country also achieved a powerful economic boost in 2008 when federal law was passed legalizing Casino gambling and Casino resort industry in all states. Although intensely debated and controversial in conservative states, the legalization and subsequent construction of Casinos and other gambling resorts has increased government gambling tax revenues to an average of $750 billion in 2012 and expected to rise to nearly $1 trillion by 2013. During the banking collapse of 2008, the Union of Everett established a federal bank, which was government run, that would take over and replace several of the failing banks, instead of bailing them out as proposed by the United States. The Federal Bank of Everett was established in 2009, becoming a leader in the financial industry. While the government established corporations to bring in home industry, Everett provided special grants to businesses that wished to develop manufacturing and jobs within Everetti territory, forcing companies that outsourced jobs to compete with businesses that provided work at home. As a result, several smaller companies grew in size within Everett, such as clothing and other retail products manufacturing, ship building, motor vehicles, aerospace and clean energy technologies. The Union of Everett has also, since 2010, worked to develop a significant food and agricultural industry, in which it has established farms, fishing and important tropical products such as its own coffee, cacao (chocolate) and tropical fruit farms (bananas, etc), opening new jobs and work in the former Mexican states of Yucatan and Maya Coast. The growth of home based industry has established the Union of Everett as a major exporter of products and services and reduced the foreign dependence on importing Chinese made products and Middle Eastern oil, allowing Everett the leeway to enforce its global policies and foreign relations without threat of economic crises.
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