#	Country/Territoty	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015
9	Norway	19.258	9.859	11.14	11.29	11.746	12.088	11.925	11.756
10	Chad	12.207	5.82	3.582	9.152	9.083	9.256	8.014	8.2
11	Gabon	11.726	7.468	6.31	7.351	7.502	7.238	8.175	7.997
12	Sao Tome and Principe	14.9	-19.1	-14.643	3.83	-9.123	-8.398	-8.181	7.156
13	Saudi Arabia	35.413	-2.369	1.866	6.193	6.504	5.494	5.805	6.576
14	Botswana	-3.119	-11.516	-7.901	-4.995	-0.884	1.591	2.875	4.209
15	Angola	8.923	-8.608	2.683	3.298	3.462	5.045	4.787	3.266
16	Barbados	-6.892	-7.205	-6.837	-3.64	-0.769	1.378	2.372	3.021
17	Uzbekistan	10.681	3.202	2.231	2.389	2.083	2.388	2.828	2.828
18	Iceland	-0.54	-12.644	-9.246	-5.647	-1.084	1.268	1.789	2.757
19	Mongolia	-4.924	-5.426	-2.224	-4.762	-2.424	-0.388	3.821	2.749
20	Korea, South	1.691	0.04	1.403	1.988	2.335	2.658	2.655	2.614
21	Singapore	5.224	-0.824	2.413	1.451	1.792	1.89	2.07	2.203
22	Jamaica	-6.395	-9.892	-7.123	-3.226	-1.314	-0.085	1.044	2.156
23	Papua New Guinea	2.509	-7.656	-1.173	0.592	-0.009	-0.689	1.4	2.15
24	Sweden	2.419	-0.79	-2.157	-1.439	0.162	2.07	1.559	1.701
25	Solomon Islands	-0.289	2.19	2.425	2.205	1.95	1.751	1.551	1.451
26	Grenada	-5.072	-6.561	-2.936	-1.214	-0.289	0.606	0.895	1.402
27	Iran	-0.011	-1.697	0.382	2.353	2.083	1.811	2.034	1.337
28	Dominica	0.913	0.841	-1.182	-0.648	-0.058	1.049	1.12	1.164

Source: International Monetary Fund 2010 (IMF).

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