Agriculture and fisheries (2.4% of GDP at gross value added):
Products--meat, milk, grains, seeds, hides, fur skin, fish and shellfish.
Industry (21.0% of GDP at gross value added): Types--industrial and
construction equipment, food processing, electronics, chemicals,
pharmaceuticals, furniture, textiles, windmills, and ships.
Natural resources: North Sea--oil and gas, fish. Greenland--
fish and shrimp, potential for hydrocarbons and minerals, including zinc,
lead, molybdenum, uranium, gold, platinum. The Faroe Islands--
fish, potential for hydrocarbons.
Trade (2006): Exports--$90.97 billion: manufactured goods 81%
(of which machinery and instruments 35%); agricultural products 10%
(of which pork and pork products cover 48%), fuels 2%, fish and
fish products 3%, other 4%.
Imports--$84.23 billion: raw materials and semi-manufactures 43%,
consumer goods 29%, capital equipment 14%, transport equipment 7%,
fuels 5%, other 2%. Partners (percent of total trade in goods)--
Germany 21%, Sweden 13%, U.K. 8%, U.S. 5%, Norway 5%, Japan 2%,
east European countries 5%.
Official exchange rate: 5.70 kroner=U.S. $1 as of late February 2007.
