What are the economic characteristics of the United States, Japan, Brazil, Australia, Western Europe and Russia?

America: America is a highly developed capitalist country. After World War II, its total industrial and agricultural output value has been ranked first in the world. America is a big agricultural country in the world. Its wheat, soybean, corn, milk and meat are among the top in the world. The United States is the country that exports the most grain in the world, but tropical agricultural products such as coffee, cocoa and natural rubber need to be imported in large quantities. The United States is rich in natural resources, developed in transportation and abundant in science and technology, and has many advantages in developing industry. America is an industrial power in the world. At present, the output of major industrial products such as petroleum, electronic products, chemical products, automobiles and airplanes in the United States ranks among the top in the world. The research and development of information technology, aerospace technology, bioengineering technology and nuclear energy utilization all occupy a leading position in the world. Since the 1980s, American traditional industries have been facing fierce competition from newly industrialized countries and are in a declining state, which is called "sunset project". On the other hand, the emerging industrial sectors with high technology as the core are developing vigorously. In terms of foreign trade, the United States is not only the country with the largest export volume of industrial and agricultural products, but also the country with the largest import volume of automobiles, oil and textiles in the world.

Japan: Japan is a capitalist country with a developed economy. Processing and manufacturing, high-tech industry, international trade, financial industry and information industry all rank among the advanced industries in the world. The main industrial sectors are electronics, household appliances, automobiles, shipbuilding, steel, chemistry, textiles and precision machinery. Japanese industrial products are very competitive in the international market. Japan's agricultural production level is very high, and rice, livestock products and vegetables are the three major sectors of Japanese agriculture. At present, Japan's gross domestic product ranks second in the world after the United States, and its per capita gross national product ranks first in the world.

Brazil: Brazil is the country with the strongest economic strength in South America, with a relatively complete industrial system and outstanding industrial fields such as steel, machinery, chemistry, food and textile. Brazil has a high degree of agricultural mechanization and is the largest coffee producer and exporter in the world. The output of cane sugar, banana and sisal ranks first in the world. Brazil's animal husbandry has developed rapidly, with a large number of beef exports, large iron ore reserves and abundant water resources.

Australia is a developed capitalist country in the southern hemisphere, with highly commercialized agriculture and animal husbandry and booming industry and mining as its basic industries. Australia is an important wool producer and an exporter of wheat and wool in the world, and is known as "the country riding on the back of sheep". Its mineral resources are very rich, and the mining industry is an important economic sector. The exploitation and export of iron, coal and bauxite occupy an important position in the world, and it is also called "the country sitting on the mine car". Australia's metallurgy, machinery, chemistry, building materials, automobile, aircraft manufacturing, electronics and other industries are increasingly developed and have become the pillar industries of the national economy.

Western Europe: There are concentrated industrial powers such as Germany, France, Britain and Italy. The industrial categories are relatively complete, the production scale is large, and the comprehensive strength is strong. Other countries develop distinctive industrial sectors according to local conditions. Agriculture accounts for a small proportion in the western European economy, but the production level is high, and the combination of planting and animal husbandry is good.

Russia: It is a big industrial country with prominent positions in energy, steel, machinery, chemistry and aerospace. Its industries are mainly distributed in Europe, with Moscow and St. Petersburg as important industrial centers, while Siberia is dominated by oil, machinery, forest industry and military industry. The main agricultural products in Russia are cereals, potatoes, flax and dairy products. The Volga River Basin and the Don River Basin in Eastern Europe Plain are the main agricultural areas.