STEPIN ANALYSIS OF SPAIN

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FORSPAIN

resented By:

KASHIF ALVI

SUDI TA GHOSH

NAGESHWAR MAGAR

RAJNISH ATEL

MUJEEB SHAIKH

AADITI DESH ANDE

OOJA RADHAN

SANDEE NAIR


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INTRODUCTION OF SPAIN

Location Of Spain.

Historical Summary Of Spain.

Population & Total Area Of Spain.

Human Development Index & All Over Ran In !orld To Spain.

"DP Per #apita$ ppp%current International ' ()*)+ %),-('. "loal #ompetitiveness Report Is /.+0+%(+ Out Of -/1'.

Reli2ions 3 Roman #at4olic */5$ Ot4er 65.


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SOCIAL ANALYSIS

Total population of Spain /0.- million and mostspea #astilian Spanis4 Spain rans 0 in !orldLife 7xpectancy$ accordin2 to a !HO 84ic4 is

1).- 9ale 3 0* years and :emale 1+ years

Sex Ratio /*./)5 9ale +,.+15 :emale

Spaniards are nice and funny$ 8elcomin2people . T4ey 4ave a very stron2 sense offamily and t4ey tend to 2at4er often to s4are ameal.


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World's Biggest Food Fight: Tomato festival Thousands

gather to squash few hundred metric tonnes of

Tomato.


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TECHNOLOGICAL

ANALYSIS

Spain is a tec4nolo2ically and industrially advanced

country committed to innovation$ researc4 and

development$ ot4 t4rou24 its 2overnment and t4rou24 its

private sector.

Spain is fast ecomin2 a leader in innovation and

2eneratin2 advanced solutions in t4e industries of

aerospace$ rene8ale ener2ies$ 8ater treatment$ rail$

iotec4nolo2y$ industrial mac4inery and civil en2ineerin2.

T4e country is determined to deepen and intensify its

productive speciali;ation in industries t4at depend on

tec4nolo2y and innovation.


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TECHNOLOGICAL

HIGHLIGHTS In ),,0$ more t4an )-+$,,, people 8ored in t4e

field of R&D$ -.1 times more t4an in ),,,.

S4are of t4e 8orforce conductin2 R&D activityrose from 0 /5 in ),,, to -, 6+5 in ),,1 0./5 in),,, to -,.6+5 in ),,1.

In ),,1$ articles 8ritten y Spanis4 researc4ersaccounted for (.-(5 of t4e 8orld total.

Science$ Innovation and Tec4nolo2y outpaced "DO2ro8t4 risin2 from ,.*-5 of "DP in ),,, to -.((5

of "DP in ),--.


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EconomicAL

ANALYSIS

Spains economic freedom score is 67.6, making its economy the 49th freest in the 2015

Index.

Its score has increased y 0.4 point since !ast year, ref!ecting impro"ements in si# of the

10 economic freedoms, dri"en y in"estment freedom, monetary freedom, and the

management of go"ernment spending, that o$t%eigh dec!ines in freedom from corr$ption

and fisca! freedom.

Spain is ranked 21st o$t of 4& co$ntries in the '$rope region, and its o"era!! score is

ao"e the %or!d a"erage.

("er the past fi"e years, a 2.6)point drop in economic freedom has p$shed Spains

economy into the *moderate!y free+ category.


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Spain


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POLITICAL

ANALYSIS

Spain is a soverei2n state and a memer state of t4e 7uropean

=nion

Spain is a democracy or2ani;ed in t4e form of a parliamentary

2overnment under a constitutional monarc4y.

It is a developed country 8it4 t4e -(t4 lar2est economy in

t4e 8orld.

As of ),-+$ Spain rans ),t4?4i24est on t4e 8orld8ide >uality

of life index ratin2.

It is a memer of t4e =nited @ations$ @ATO$ O7#D$ and !TO


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INTERNATIONAL

FACTORS

Spain is a maor contriutor to national economic life$contriutin2 6./5 of Spain


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Natural

Factors Environment - current issues: pollution of the Mediterranean Sea from raw sewage

and wastes from the offshore production of oil and gas; water quality and quantity

nationwide; air pollution; deforestation; desertification

Spain is also exposed to oil pollution from tankers which travel the shipping routes

near the nation's shores Spain's cities produce a!out "#$ million tons of solid waste

per year %ndustrial and agricultural sources contri!ute to the nation's water pollution

pro!lem &he most affected areas of Spain are: Southern uelva &he (iver )ervion

*reas such as +alicia

Extensive forests are now limited to northern Spain !ecause of centuries of unplanned

cutting ,ires cause a loss of ../... to "/.../... hectares of forestland each year

0ith more than $/1.. plant species/ Spain has the richest vegetation in Europe

owever/ the government has !egun a reforestation pro2ect *n average of 34/...

hectares 544/... acres6 are forested annually Erosion affects "$7 of the total landmass of Spain

*ir pollution is also a pro!lem in Spain %n 4..8/ %ndustrial car!on dioxide emissions

totaled 44#4 million metric tons 5" metric ton 9 a!out 4/4.. pounds6/ ranking Spain

4.th worse pollution compared to the other nations of the world

Spain cities are known for their noise levels %n fact Spain is recognied as one of the

nosiest countries in Europe.


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PROTECTING THE

ENVIRONMENT

ere are some things that Spain is doing to protect the

environment:

reating more forests !y planting new autochthonous trees


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Conclusion Spain 4as a po8erful net8or of infrastructures$ placed amon2 t4e 8orlduality in t4e field. / countries 8it4 t4e est >uality in

t4e field of tec4nolo2y.

7xpenditure on innovation as a 5 of firm revenues 4as risen over t4e last fouryears.

Helpin2 small innovative companies to 2ro8 and increasin2 t4e innovativeness oflar2er firms.

Spain cities are no8n for t4eir noise levels. In fact Spain is reco2ni;ed as one oft4e noisiest countries in 7urope.

Spain is also exposed to oil pollution from taners 84ic4 travel t4e s4ippin2routes near t4e nationCs s4ores.

To avoid noise pollution outdoor activities are anned y t4e Spanis4 2overnment

y c4ar2in2 fines to t4ose 84o are en2a2ed in suc4 e4avior. Spain is raned )-st out of /( countries in t4e 7urope re2ion$ and its overall score

is aove t4e8orld avera2e.

7= memers 4ave a -., percent avera2e tariff rate.

Spainuarter of ),-+ and recorded t4e

lar2est expansion in ei24t years.

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