The Liberian economy is primarily based on agriculture, with key exports including rubber, cocoa, and palm oil. The country also has significant mineral resources, such as iron ore and gold, which contribute to its economic activities. Despite these resources, Liberia faces challenges like high unemployment and limited infrastructure. In recent years, the government has focused on rebuilding the economy after years of civil conflict. Efforts include attracting foreign investment and improving infrastructure to support growth. The Liberian dollar is the official currency, and the economy is gradually diversifying to reduce reliance on traditional sectors.