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    Saudi Arabia earns around $360bn annually net exports; this is at $115 per barrel (The Economist,2014) This will be half if the price remains at $60 per barrel. The budget is now at the red line, and this is a catastrophe, since it will be decades to revive from such economic mess. In the short run, there will be no big deal, the country may go deep in the pocket to finance its budget, while in the medium term, it will hurt the economy, leading to less expenditures. This may not go well with the

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    British Petroleum, a name it had used since 1954. BP is based in London and has annual revenues of over 300 billion dollars. Sinopec and China National Petroleum are state-owned corporations run by the Chinese government. Saudi Aramco is likewise owned and operated by the Saudi Arabian

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    Outline • Saudi Arabian Economy – An Introduction. • Initiatives taken by Government of KSA to Promote the Trade and Foreign Investment. • Saudi Arabia and the WTO. • Saudi Arabia and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). • Appendix • List of References. ______________________________________________________________________________ Saudi Arabian Economy – An Introduction Strong economic statistics and prosperous strategic financial positioning in the international market is the corner stone of any country’s

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    depth on how the shift in oil prices has affected Saudi Arabia and the US’s economies, the world’s biggest oil producers. The issue will be broken down to three components; a brief summary of the laws and regulations that possibly affected the change in oil prices, how it is currently affecting the US and Saudi Arabia’s economies, and their quest for alternative solutions. The purpose of this research is to analyze how both the United States and Saudi Arabia have been affected and what progressive measures

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    getting, for me, back to Saudi Arabia we have a major companies which Involved in this precisely area such as Aramco which consider as the one of the top companies that export oil and gas to the world, that they have developed in communications and it also provide an excellent jobs in salaries, bones and health Insurance, another company called Sabic which provide the same benefits. Also there is STC which is one of the most companies in communications and mobile services in Saudi Arabia, my goal in career

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    The Energy Information Administration in 2004 released puzzling information that by 2025, Saudi Arabia will have doubled the demand of the oil needed for consumption; 22.5 barrels of oil per day. Maass explains that this information cannot be more than wrong because it is simply discussing the demand for oil without taking into consideration that oil does not last forever and the field that Saudi has currently are growing old. After reconsideration, the EIA retracted their statement and lessened

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    of oil from the Persian Gulf had become one of the most important functions of the U.S. military establishment. The close relationship between the United States and the Saudi royal family was formed in the final months of World War II, when U.S. leaders sought to ensure preferential access to Saudi petroleum. The U.S. link with Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region has demonstrated to be greatly beneficial to both parties, yet it has also led to ever deepening U.S. involvement in regional

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    $105 per barrel to where it is now currently priced at $42 per barrel on November 2015, constituting a price decrease of more than 60% over a period of eighteen months. This price drop is due to an increase in oil production primarily coming from Saudi Arabia and Iraq along with the American shale plays that is causing an outward shift in the global supply of crude oil. With the short term demand for oil being inelastic, a moderate increase in supply will cause a large decrease in the market price

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    are even cheaper renewable options really got me thinking about the current state of the economy and when the big push for renewables will come into focus. With 16% of oil reserves in Saudi Arabia, that fact alone can be used to explain their economy. I’ve always been fascinated with the sheer amount of wealth in Saudi Arabia, as it’s one country I hope to work in one day. So I took it upon myself to take a closer look at the country, finding that industry executives and analysts gave an estimated

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    Kingdom and the Narrative of Empire The story of Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO), the United States, and Saudi Arabia is a tale that has been told countless times throughout the history of mankind. ARAMCO is another chapter in the endless saga of empire and global capitalism that has spread around the world with the aid of multinational corporations over a period of several centuries. Many of the techniques used in Saudi Arabia beginning in the 1930s were similar to practices used throughout history

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