Brunei Darussalam
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Total report count: 2
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Brunei Darussalam enjoys political stability and low levels of corruption. However, civil liberties are impinged upon by autocratic rule. With huge reliance on hydrocarbons, the economy is prone to various risks. An ageing populace could exert further pressure on state finances, but the consumer base is wealthy and can spend on discretionary items. Internet use is near-universal, and there is significant focus on innovation and digitisation.
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