Mali Geography Project

Bamako

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478K mi²

20.7M

Mali, or the Republic of Mali is a country in Africa. Mali originated from the flourishing Mali Empire during the fourteenth century.

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HDI Facts- Mali 186th (.428)

Mali doesn't have many scientists because they aren't a very developed country, but they do have a couple CEO's of the few companies that originate from Mali.

Mali has a decent healthcare organization which consists of doctors (tertiary). Additonally, Mali has a good amount of teachers and educators for the students living in Mali.

Mali is mostly primary jobs, but they do have a couple secondary jobs. These include food processing, construction companies, and gold industries.

Mali is based off of mainly subsistence and commercial agriculture. Regular agricultural activities in Mali include crops such as peanuts, sugarcane, tobacco, tea, and a variety of fruits and vegetables. Livestock is also essential to Mali's economy. Additionally, Mali is one of the largest producers of fish in western Africa.

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Mali strives to maintain a mix between traditional and free market society and give individual businesses as much freedom as possible. They encourage free trade between the towns of Mali which incorporates aspects of traditional economies. Traditional economies focus more on the past and trade than supply and demand. Free market economies give more freedom to the businesses rather than the government.

Mali type of economy

Mali is a low developed country because of their low income level and because they are a fairly poor country. Mali doesn't provide a very high standard of life for their citizens, and they don't have high health standards or educational rates. Finally, Mali doesn't have a healthy infant mortality rate which also shows how their health standards aren't ideal.

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