Guam’s economy is driven by U.S. military spending, tourism, and small-scale agriculture. Government policies focus on diversifying tourism markets and improving infrastructure, particularly for defense and resilience. Regulatory frameworks are robust but heavily influenced by U.S. federal policies. Society benefits from U.S. financial support but faces income inequality. Education systems are improving, with a focus on preparing a workforce for tourism and military-related industries. Climate risks, including typhoons and rising sea levels, threaten infrastructure. Healthcare is accessible but relies on the U.S. for advanced care.