Economic structure

The share of GDP that agriculture, industry and services each produce.

This splits a country's GDP by sector: agriculture, forestry and fishing; industry, which includes mining, manufacturing, energy and construction; and services, from shops and transport to banking, health and government. As countries get richer, work usually moves from farms to factories and then to services. The shares come from the national accounts that each country's statistics office compiles, collected by the World Bank. Taxes and subsidies on products are not assigned to any sector, so the three shares do not always add up to 100.

• Economy
• National accounts
• Agriculture
• Industry
• Services
• Country
• Year