Business in Iceland, Reykjavík. Icelandic Economy
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Icelandic Foreign Trade. Iceland: market economy, excellent Welfare State
Syllabous
Introduction to the Republic of Iceland (Europe, EFTA)
Icelandic Economy
Business in Reykjavík
Icelandic International Trade
Access to the Icelandic Market
Business Plan for Iceland Objectives
The objectives of the subject “International Trade and Business in” Iceland” are the following:
To analyze the Icelandic Economy and Foreign Trade
To know the business opportunities in the Icelandic Market
To analyze the trade relations of Iceland with the country of the student
To know the Icelandic Trade Agreements
To develop a business plan for the Icelandic Market
Academic Programs
International Trade and Business in Iceland
Trade Agreements
Icelandic Preferential Access and Trade Agreements:
Iceland and the European Economic Area
EFTA Iceland as a member of the EFTA has trade agreements with
Macedonia, Albania, Mexico, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Colombia, Georgia, Peru, Chile, Egypt, Tunisia etc
UK-Norway-Iceland Agreement
Iceland-China Agreement
Iceland-Faroe Islands Free Trade and Economic Integration Agreement
Council of the Baltic Sea States
Trade Facilitation
Organizations
European Organizations:
OSCE
EIB
EBRD
Economic Commission for Europe
Global Organizations:
OECD
OECD anti-corruption measures
UN
WB
WTO
IMF
Iceland
The Republic of Iceland (Europe).
Official Language of Iceland: Icelandic
Icelandic Area: 103,000 km²
Icelandic Population: 323,002 people
Type of Government: Parliamentary Republic
Independence of Iceland: 1944 (Norway )
Religion in Iceland: Christianity
Protestant Lutheran
Iceland belongs to the European Economic Area.
Economy
Icelandic Economy .
The Republic of Iceland is a market economy with an excellent Welfare State (Universal health care and free higher education)
Iceland is the smallest economy of the OECD member countries
Collapse of the financial system in 2008, severe economic crisis
Icelandic GDP (nominal): 12,133 million dollars
GDP per capita of Iceland: 37,976 dollars
Currency: Icelandic króna
Taxes in Iceland are quite small compared to other OECD
countries
Iceland lacks natural resources but has a lot of hydropower (the first
country in the world of electricity per capita produce) and geothermal
Aluminum casting is also outstanding, with three factories
State intervention is quite strong, especially in agriculture
Tourism sector represents 3% of the Icelandic GDP
Global Trade
Icelandic Foreign Trade
Icelandic fishing industry accounts for 40% of its exports
The main Icelandic exports are fish,
marine products, aluminum and ferrosilicon
Top Icelandic exports destinations are Netherlands (37%), the UK, Spain, Germany
The main Icelandic imports are machinery and equipment, petroleum products, food products, textiles
The main suppliers of Iceland are Norway (16%), the U.S., Germany, China, Brazil, Denmark
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(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2023)
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