Political, Economic and Social Stability: The country has a stable taxation system that includes corporate tax at 17 percent, royalty tax at between four and nine percent and the tax of approximately 18 percent for remitted profits. The tax burden of the country amounts to a total of 40 to 42 percent. The country has experienced political stability since the 1990s. It was ruled by the centre-left coalition until March 2010, when it was replaced by a conservative coalition. The country is economically stable with a low inflation rate and also socially stable with only 13.7 percent of the population reported to live below the poverty line in 2006. The companies in the country are moving towards spending one percent of profits on developing the mining communities.