Ecuador is a warm, northwestern country located in South America. Ecuador has 3 major imports and outputs. The 3 major imports are refined fuels, machinery  and equipment as well as motor vehicles. The 3 major exports are petroleum, crustaceans and bananas. The GDP of Ecuador is $193 Billion, which is ranked around 63rd highest in the world. The Per Capita GDP, which is the total GDP divided by the population is $11,500. The GDP of Ecuador’s bordering countries are: Columbia with $14,400 and Peru with $13,500. Ecuador has many working people and labor forces. The people of Ecuador make money by: Services (55.5%), Industry (18.4%) and Agriculture (26.1%). And the Country makes money by petroleum production, Oil and Energy production as well as Security Controls, which are sometimes good for the economy or bad, depending on breaches or services. Ecuador is in the UN, but is in good relationship with the USA. Ecuador is not classified as a major NATO enemy, nor a major NATO ally. Ecuador’s recent 2011 conflict with the USA is when the USA polluted the Amazon in Ecuador. Ecuador and the USA share Embassies in each other's capitals. Overall Ecuador is a functioning country with many factories and industries within.