Market Analysis : Saudi Arabia

An increase in baby booming makes it tougher for working parents to find daycare. The facts prove that having children come with a true price. Even so it doesn’t change the issues of finding child care or makes them go away. When parents work, quality child care is a necessity. And it does not come cheap. For families with more than one child, child care can eat up one salary, leaving parents wondering both working is worth it. When thinking of child care there are some options to consider like choosing a child care center, the costs of child care centers, and waiting lists.

. The daycare and child development business is booming and profits are soaring. With more people looking at the child care field from different angles, these type of programs have more opportunities for more allies and partners, for funding and positive public relations, for improving, and “professionalizing” the programs that we offer to our children in our communities. Non-profit groups and higher education have increasingly partnered with schools, often including after-school hours.

In the earlier years of a child’s life it’s crucial that the child gets the care and attention they need. For children to receive the best care and attention it’s best they stay home with their parents because it’s more influential on their development. However, in order to make a living parents need to re-enter the work force which then leaves them with the decision of which care would be best. This being said, most parents are left with the only option of sending their child to daycare. Being that the parents are left with such option the most important factor they need to take into consideration is the quality of the daycare not price or convenience. Even though daycare may be convenient and cheap the quality could negatively affect

Study of the Saudi Aramco Value Chain established offices around the world. The Asian region is a focal point of Aramco’s international business, being the No.1 supplier of crude oil to China, Japan, Korea and Japan. Market information: Saudi Arabia is the world’s largest producer and exporter of petroleum liquids and the second largest producer of crude oil behind Russia. As Saudi Aramco is wholly responsible for the oil production in the country the company has a market share of 100%. Saudi Aramco not only controls the oil production but also the refining market in Saudi Arabia. In the refining business, however, Saudi Aramco also maintains Joint Ventures with other international companies (see above). Saudi Aramco markets its products internationally (largest importer to the US), but also distributes oil and gas domestically, supplying 100% of the local market, local demand was at 2.4 million bpd in 2009. Saudi Aramco is supplying all of its domestic refineries crude oil needs and most of its international ones.

The enemy at the gate is not Russia, it's the Wahhabi's of Saudi Arabia. Those of us who comprehend the intrecit relations among foreign States, are well aware that Prime Minister Cameron is beating the drum of fear when he mentions the Russian Federation. God forbid, the Russian's exert themselves in Ukraine, and some of the other former Soviet Republics. Never mind the fact that the British and Americans continually interfere in the foreign affairs of sovereign nations, and overthrow democratically elected governments who refuse to serve as puppets to the globalists. Countless examples of this exist, including the overthrow of PM Mossadegh of Iran in 1953, as a direct result of the Iranians nationalizing the oil companies.

The Middle East is by no means a westernized area of the world; however there are staple factors that make it seem “democratized.” Its legitimacy weary, the Middle East is fantastic at growing its governments based on the Medina Constitution. However, there is one particular area of the world that is both deeply religiously rooted and contemporary at the same time. Saudi Arabia has created the impossible through economic, political, and social legitimacy that not only defies western ideology but is accepted as the most modern version of the Middle East using their economic and religious legitimacy. It can be described as a single tribe full of all chiefs and no Indians and as seen as any other Arab country, only

Choosing a child care provider is a difficult question for many consumers. In surveying a group of 67 Spokane County parents the results mirrored many other sources for determining the key success factors for a Montessori, preschool, or child care provider. At the top of the results is the “feeling” of the place. For example, do the children seem loved and happy? Issues of safety where the next three findings, followed by four other qualities associated with high quality. Near the bottom half of the features of a center results were issues of pricing.

Even though the cost of daycare has also increased over the years it has also increase the child’s learning and behavior for the near future which sometimes cannot be found in a child’s home. According to O’Hara (2010), between 2002 and 2007 households that used daycare saw an increase from 42% to 48%. It is important that good quality childcare supports family high standards. Since the cost of childcare has risen, parents that work long hours have to take advantage of childcare which can prove that is a positive outcome that can benefit and enhance educational opportunities, adjust to routines, and future conflicts ( as cited in Ahnert & Lamb, 2004). O’Hara (2010), believed that the results from the study states that children that is cared for in the facility include positive child interactions, adult understanding, and much more (as cited Hayes, 2008). O’Hara (2010) also wrote, the child’s development of new experiences and behavior is in the hand of the caregiver. As the child is placed in daycare early education should be the main focus of a child’s experience which takes place in a safe and healthy environment where the child is respected. (as cited in Hayes, 2005). According to O’Hara (2010), in this study there were 325 parents and 519 children from age

Saudi Arabia, officially known as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is an Arab state in Western Asia. With a land area of about 830,000 sq. mi, Saudi Arabia is geographically the second-largest state in the Arab world. The new kingdom was one of the poorest countries in the world. Until in 1938, oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia and it provided them with a good economy and political importance internationally.

Developing countries are faced with many different difficulties when trying to become self-sustainable. One factor that can push success in your favor is have a supply of natural, obtainable resources. Countries with larger amounts of natural resources are more successful economically and face fewer difficulties when developing than those who are not.

Every nation has its own unique individual identity. For many of these areas, their current condition is a blend between history and tradition. Saudi Arabia, like many others, is a perfect example of a kingdom influenced heavily by its experiences, and is also known to grow on a basis of tradition. In fact, Saudi Arabia is specifically known to adhere to one specific aspect: religion. It can be seen that this kingdom has intertwined culture and religion to dictate the rules and regulations of its people. This, in turn, navigates the political system; which ultimately results in an impact on the behavior or social construction of the populase there. For instance, a contemporary issue that is heatedly in discussion currently is about the rights of women in this kingdom.

It would be hard for the US to give more assistance to Saudi Arabia as they commit these atrocities without actually dropping the bombs themselves: the Saudis are using cluster munitions (banned by treaty in the vast majority of countries around the world) supplied to them by United States defense contractors. They’re dropping those bombs using American-made fighter jets. The US military, far from being a neutral observer, is actively providing the Saudis with intelligence and logistical assistance for their air strikes. And the US is finalizing a deal to give even more weapons to the Saudis. The Obama administration has already sold them more than $90bn of military weapons over the past five years.

This unitary Islamic absolute monarchy “possesses 18 per cent of the world’s proven petroleum reserves and ranks as the largest exporter of petroleum” (OPEC, 2015), also is a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. The oil production is responsible for about 50% of the Gross Domestic Product, and about 85% of export earnings (OPEC). Although it is the world’s greatest exporter, its GDP per capita is only $24,454. Saudi Arabia ranks weakly on the Human Development Index as number 59 of the 182 states in the world, and it is only number 8 between the other MENA countries. Although Saudi Arabia’s elite is very wealthy and large, a great portion of the population barely receives profits from the state's wealth. It is ranked as not free relating to civil liberties and also ranked as suffering hard from corruption. Also, the political parties in Saudi Arabia are banned, and political organizations that oppose may only exist outside the country (Freedom House, 2015). Even before the discovery of oil, the family that was in power depended on the merchants of Jeddah, a Saudi Arabian city, to collect their taxes. When oil was discovered in Saudi Arabia, that is when the country started to develop, just like the United Arab Emirates. It can be said that if a country has strong institutions, stable economy, and a flexible political system, they

As briefly mentioned previously, child care was developed out of economic necessity. Gradually, more research evidence has found that children’s learning opportunities in the years before kindergarten have an important effect on their performance in school and ultimately their ability to contribute to society when they become adults (Gupta & Simonsen, 2010). In addition to providing care to children, many daycare agencies have implemented educational and learning tools to attract more consumers and enhance their overall agency. Providing a nurturing, safe, secure, and comfortable environment are some key concepts of high-quality child care. Research by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (2015), Crosson-Tower (2013), and Bredekamp and Copple (2009), and Child Care Services Association (n.d.) have suggested that indicators of high-quality child care include: low child-to-staff ratios, small group sizes (dependent on age), staff with higher education that are experienced, knowledge, and trained to work with children, accreditation or higher than minimum licensing standards, proper and stellar health and safety practices, and age appropriate services to name a few. More agencies have begun implementing tools and developmentally appropriate educational activities to further stimulate the children’s

The Day Care industry provides centre-based care, home-based care and care from nannies or babysitters to children from infancy to 12 years of age. In the past five years, increasing per capita disposable income and a rising number of women in the workforce have helped drive industry growth as the country continues to recover from the economic downturn. According to IBISWorld Industry Analyst Sally Lerman, “The industry, however, faces significant pressures from the unemployment rate, which remains high, leaving a greater number of parents and family members able to stay home to care for children.” Revenue in the Day care industry is expected to increase slowly in the five years to 2014. With economic conditions slowly improving, industry revenue