Editing Spain (section)

== Economy ==
Spain has a developed mixed economy in which services account for most employment and economic output. Madrid is the principal financial and administrative centre. Barcelona is an important industrial and commercial centre. Tourism is concentrated along the Mediterranean coast, on the islands, and in historic cities.

Industrial production is concentrated around the largest urban regions. Spain has an established vehicle-manufacturing sector supported by component suppliers. Food processing draws on domestic agriculture and fisheries. Chemical production and machinery manufacturing form additional parts of the industrial economy.

Agriculture differs according to climate and water supply. Andalusia is a principal centre of olive cultivation. Vineyards operate across northern and central Spain. The Mediterranean regions produce citrus fruit and vegetables for domestic use and export. Irrigation supports farming in areas with limited rainfall.

Spanish ports connect Atlantic and Mediterranean shipping routes. Road and high-speed railway networks connect Madrid with the main regional capitals. Wind and solar generation have expanded the country's electricity supply, particularly in the interior and southern regions.