I was recently at a restaurant in Nicaragua that had a small sign inside it that had a picture of their capital city and their economy. The picture was showing the per capita GDP per capita for the country.

The idea behind the statistic is that they have an average GDP per capita of $5,000 dollars. This means that the average country in the world has a GDP per capita of $5,000 dollars (which isn’t very much, but it’s a lot higher than most countries in the world right now) and a GDP per capita of $5,000 dollars.

Nicaraguans are often criticized for living in poverty in the country, but an average of 5,000 dollars an hour is a lot more than the poverty that many Nicaraguans live in. The average salary for a full time worker in Nicaragua is $1,400. This is about half the average salary in the US and a whole lot more than the average salary in many other countries.

If your government is spending 5,000 dollars an hour on people who live in poverty, that’s a lot of money, which might make you wonder about the real poverty in Nicaragua.

The answer is that it is. The government spends more than that on health care, education, and even infrastructure. In fact, since the government has been spending that much money on the poor, the other countries in the region have been spending more money on the poor. This is because Nicaragua is a small country with small people, so the government doesn’t have to spend money on its people to fund the government. The money the government spends on the poor is actually used to do some other things.

That means that the government has to find new revenue sources that don’t cost as much money, that get the government the same amount of money as the other countries in the region, and that are more productive. The government now spends around $5,000 per person per year on health.

The GDP of Nicaragua per capita is only around $2,500. That is not enough to pay all the government’s basic expenses, let alone pay the salaries, pensions, and other perks that make people want to work. The government may be able to pay the salaries, pensions, and other perks, but only if it can find new revenue sources that dont cost as much money, that get the government the same amount of money as the other countries in the region, and that are more productive.

Nicaragua is the poorest country in Central America. It is also one of the most corrupt. The government is literally owned by the top 1% of Nicaraguans. It is the only one in Central America with one person as president, and the top 5-10% of the population are in complete power. The average income is probably lower than the 2,500 that Nicaraguans per capita will need to pay per year.

As a nation, Nicaragua is a communist country. It has a lot of guns, but no income. The economy seems to be based on the gun trade. Of course the United States is the only country that is willing to give them money. Of course this is because the US is the middleman. The government also seems to get tons of money from the oil industry and from the drug trade.

Nicaragua is also one of the poorest countries of the Americas. Their per capita GDP is less than $3000. So they are quite reliant on a lot of international aid. Although they are also the only country in Central America that is Catholic, they don’t really have a religious hierarchy. The country is so small that no political party has a real chance of being the next president, and it’s still pretty scary as a country.