Changes in Trade, Import and Export, and GDP of Cuba

Impact of geography
As a producer, thanks to their tropical climate and rich land, Cuba is able to export their goods to neigbouring countries at a very profittable rate. The demand for their products is high. They are abundant with natural resources such as nickel and zinc ore. The agricultural sector dominates Cuba's trades, as they export plenty of raw sugar and rolled Tobacco. A popular processed product of Cuba is alcoholic beverage in hard liquor form.
Cuba is in partnership with many countries around the world, but most trade deals are with China, Germany, Spain, Cyprus and Netherlands. They also trade with countries near Cuba's borders such as the Bahamas, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, United States, and Cayman Islands by sea.
The country of Cuba has grown through out history by being the supplier of products that are loved by their neighbouring countries. There is a high demand of their natural yield.
Cuba's economy has drastically changed over the past years. Historically, Cuba has been an important colony of Spain, and it has also undergone rule under the Americans and the Soviets. Presently, most enterprises are run by the state. After thw fall of the Soviet Unionin 1991, the prominent party in the country, the Communist party of Cuba facilitated the creation of wo...