Question 2: How is the level of consumption in Latvia The level of consumption is already very low compared to other countries in Europe
Question 3: Latvia's economy During the Second World War, Latvia's economy was severely damaged. However, because of the original economic foundation is better, so the post-war economy has been rapidly restored and developed. 1980 industrial output value than 1940 increased 44 times, agricultural output value than 1940 increased 40%. 1988 industrial and agricultural GDP was 13.325 billion rubles, national income of 7.288 billion rubles. 1989 industrial and agricultural GDP and per capita national income than the previous year and the increase of 2.1% and 4% respectively. In 1989, GDP and per capita national income increased by 2.1% and 4.1% respectively compared with the previous year, amounting to 13.604 billion rubles and 7.6 billion rubles. 1990 Latvia's GNP accounted for 1.2% of the total in the USSR and ranked 11th in the USSR, which was one of the regions with the highest level of economic development in the whole of the USSR. After Latvia's independence, the old model of highly centralized planned economy of the USSR was abandoned and the basic economic policy of transition to market economy was implemented instead. The main concept and content of its economic reform is: in terms of ownership, a thorough reform of the economic structure, the realization of state property denationalization and privatization, change to the national ownership of the dominant economic system; in the economic management, break the monopoly of the state, and vigorously encourage and develop market business activities. In summary, Latvia's economic reform is mainly to completely change the old rigid economic model of the Soviet Union and eventually establish a Western European-style capitalist market economy. To this end, since independence, the country has enacted a number of relevant laws and decrees on reforming property rights, privatization, liberalization of prices, etc., and has taken a series of practical measures aimed at realizing the transformation of the economic model into a market economy. For example, since independence it has largely liberalized prices, which are regulated by the market. In 1991, when Latvia regained its independence, it began to reform its economic system on the basis of the Western model, promoting privatization and a free market economy. Latvia's economic situation since independence has been grim. Especially in 1992, the economy is very difficult, the people's living standards have seriously declined. 1992 August the average wage of the country's employees 2000 Latvian rubles (about 2300 Russian rubles). 1998 was formally admitted as a member of the World Trade Organization. 2008 international financial crisis hit the Latvian economy, Latvia's GDP fell for two years in a row by up to 20%. 2009 acceptance of the IMF, the European Commission and Sweden and other countries 7.5 billion dollars, In 2009, the IMF, the European Commission and Sweden and other countries, such as 7.5 billion euros in loan assistance. 2010, Latvia's economy slowly recovered, 2011 GDP growth of 5.5%. 2014 January 1, Latvia became the 18th member of the euro zone. In 1996, the value of Latvia's agriculture, livestock and forestry industries accounted for 8.7% of GDP. Nearly one-third of the country's population lives in rural areas, and 17% of the population is engaged in agricultural production. Cultivation is based on the production of cereals, flax, sugar beet, fodder and potatoes. Livestock farming is mainly dairy and meat farming, raising cattle and pigs. Beekeeping is well developed. By the beginning of 1995*** 64,264 family agricultural economic units had been established, and 79 of the 319 agricultural enterprises had been privatized. The annual per capita production is 387 kilograms of milk, 404 kilograms of potatoes and 348 kilograms of cereals. Latvia's agriculture includes such sectors as planting, animal husbandry, fishing, etc. In 2012, agricultural production increased by 17.4% year-on-year, of which crop production increased by 28.5% year-on-year, and animal husbandry production increased by 4.4% year-on-year. Latvia's industry ranks first among the three Baltic States, with agriculture in second place. During the Soviet period, the industry was known for its low metal-consuming machine building industry. It mainly produces electrical appliances, radios, electronic equipment and medical devices, and gives other Soviet **** and countries to carry out processing of incoming materials and return finished products for sale. Livestock farming was well developed, and its output value accounted for 68% of the total agricultural output value. After independence, La began to implement privatization and a market economy, issued its own currency, and implemented a new tax policy and an independent budget. As a result of the disruption of traditional trade relations with the countries of the Soviet Union, serious difficulties were encountered in the supply of energy and other imported goods, which for a time led to a significant decline in production. It was not until 1994 that the economy rebounded. Since 1991, the structure of Latvia's national economy has changed significantly, with the share of the service sector in the overall national economy having risen from 31% in 1990 to 51% in 1994. Due to the mistakes in macro-control policies, the financial crisis occurred in the summer of 1995, and the largest commercial bank in the country - the Baltic Bank announced its collapse, which affected the momentum of economic recovery to a certain extent. after the formation of the new *** in December 1995, the government advocated the active development of production, and pushed for the resumption of traditional economic and trade ties with Russia and other CIS countries. The national economy rebounded slightly in 1996, with GDP reaching $5 billion, an increase of ...... over the previous year. >>
Question 4: How far is it from China to Latvia? Where are the Chinese and how do they spend their money? One of the barren places in Eastern Europe, the level of consumption is not high, especially food and other basic necessities, but other necessities may be more expensive
Question 5: What is the money used in Latvia? The local currency is the Lats, which is stable. 1 Lats ≈ 14 RMB. Banknotes are available in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500 LVL, and coins are available in values of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 santi (1 LVL = 100 santi), and 1 and 2 LVL.
Question 6: How much does it cost to travel freely to Latvia? How much does it cost to travel freely in Latvia? Estimated per capita consumption: 30000 yuan local consumption level Latvia's main commodities, food, fruits, etc. are mainly imported, the supply is sufficient. Latvia's accession to the European Union after the price level rose rapidly. Consumption in tourist attractions can generally pay directly in euros and dollars. Currency exchange has now begun to use the euro.
Question 7: What is the average price of housing in Latvia Latvian house prices are relatively low. There are many factors affecting the price of housing, as follows:
Individual factors: the quality of housing, floors, orientation, location, type of construction, quality of planning, construction costs, the level of property
Environmental factors: noise, pollution, greenery, water environment, education, transportation, health care, commercial, financial and other ancillary facilities
Economic factors: the level of economic development, the level of income, the level of inflation, price levels, supply and demand tension
The economic factors: the level of economic development, income levels, inflation, price levels, supply and demand.
Economic factors: the level of economic development, income level, inflation, price level, supply and demand tension
Policy factors: land supply, housing policy, taxation, capital supply policy, urban development planning guidance,
Demographic factors: the level of urbanization, the degree of population migration, consumer ideas and motivation socio-cultural
Question 8: Does anyone know how much Latvian money 1 Latu is in terms of the latest exchange rate for conversion
Question 8: Does anyone know how much Latvian money 1 Latu is in terms of RMB? The result is: Latvian Latu 100 Convertible: RMB 1310.43
Current exchange rate 13.1043
Question 9: Latvian girls willing to marry Chinese?
Question 10: How much RMB is spent in Europe in a month? Choke ~ ~ you as if you did not say which country in Europe also ~ ~ ~ others how to know which country you spend ~ ~ Europe's approximate currency exchange ratio of 1 euro to RMB 9.7778 yuan / 1 pound = 15.1800 RMB The euro is the currency of twelve countries in the European Union, the twelve countries are: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The twelve countries are: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain, and they are collectively known as the eurozone. 1 euro = 100 euro cents (cent).
2) At present, the 25 member states of the European Union has twelve countries to issue the euro (EUR), France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Ireland, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Finland, the twelve countries collectively known as the eurozone. The United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden and other three countries chose not to join the eurozone. Also joined in May 2004, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and other ten countries will be depending on their economic development status of the issue of the euro.
In these countries you can use the euro! As for the cost of meals a month: food: 150-200 euros / month (fire at home)