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Economy of the Wabash

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In recent years, the nations economy has boomed from petroleum reserves in the Dakota's and from mineral extraction from Wyoming and Montana. In the east, in the Departments of Indiana and Michigan, the car industry and steel industry are the primary manufacturing employers. Infrastructure in the Wabash Confederation is highly developed around the locomotive, with several companies providing transport on the nationally operate rail line; Wabash Rails. Monopolies only exist in areas, or nationally when it only benefits to have only one provider; that includes the distributors of electricity, water and transportation.

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5.68E11

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agriculture: 3.5%, industry: 61.2%, services: 35.3%

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the Wabash Confederation

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Downtown , the financial heart of the Confederation

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agriculture: 3.8%, industry: 64%, services: 32.2%

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, North American Trading Partners,

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$517 billion f.o.b.

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In recent years, the nations economy has boomed from petroleum reserves in the Dakota's and from mineral extraction from Wyoming and Montana. In the east, in the Departments of Indiana and Michigan, the car industry and steel industry are the primary manufacturing employers. Infrastructure in the Wabash Confederation is highly developed around the locomotive, with several companies providing transport on the nationally operate rail line; Wabash Rails. Monopolies only exist in areas, or nationally when it only benefits to have only one provider; that includes the distributors of electricity, water and transportation.