What country is this?

The main language of this country is over 50% derived from Latin

While still relatively low, the unemployment rate in this country is over 11%

This country鈥檚 head of state is technically a monarch, but he/she holds little actual power

One of the official monetary units is the Euro

The major industries include machinery, chemicals, electronics, food, textiles, and metallurgy

What country is this?

I will go with Spain, although it can be either one.

What country is this? loan

Spain or England|||Most likely to be Spain - definitely not UK - no Euro, unemployment at 4.7%|||I think its spain but im not sure.|||its spain|||It isn%26#039;t England, as Britain doesn%26#039;t use the Euro.

It isn%26#039;t France, because France certainly doesn%26#039;t have a monarch, figurehead or not (the French Revolution took care of that one).

Italian and Spanish are romance languages derived from Latin, but Greek is not, so that rules out Greece.

According to Wikipedia, Spain is officialy the Kingdom of Spain organized as a parliamentary monarchy, which means the head of state is a monarch with little actual power.

I%26#039;m going to go with Spain on this one, as I%26#039;m pretty sure Italy doesn%26#039;t have a monarch.|||Let%26#039;s eliminate the obvious:

Germany and France and Italy have no monarch.

Greek is not derived from Latin.

We%26#039;re left with England and Spain. Both have a monarchy. I would doubt that the English language is 50% derived from Latin, however. The unemployment statistic doesn%26#039;t match up with what is found online, but Spain has a higher unemployment rate than England. Doing a search on Spain major industries came up with more or less the list you provided.

So, I%26#039;d say Spain.|||spanish derived from latin

Spain has a monarch

france has no monarch

england doesn%26#039;t use the euro

germany is a germanic language, i don%26#039;t think it derived from latin.

so i have to say, it is spain