Results (
English) 2:
[Copy]Copied!
It 's hard to be compared to the Norwegian oil economy with the Gulf economy , even in the early days of the oil exploitation while the Gulf states to suffer until the early seventies poverty and underdevelopment Norway was then advanced with a diversified economy with a ratio of the highly educated population and enjoyed full employment and a high level of living. Norway 's oil before it had a strong economy based on services and shipbuilding. It is true that the discovery of oil in the Gulf states had a chance to jump in a few years later stages of development that can take generations , in other circumstances, particularly in the sectors of education and health, but it does not compare to Norway , which did not represent oil revenues tributary of the economic base of the huge but supportive also of the activities of economic stable.
oil industry in the Gulf began to increase local cost than local employment threatened and the increased need for diversification for the sake of employment under the oil - services and industries the supply of oil and gas Tabiei.mma contributed to the increase in skilled foreign workers, despite the varied employment in the Gulf state . Some trusts heavily reliant on foreign labor in the handicraft business because the local labor is very expensive and the other Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia , the problem of employing spread particularly among young people and the need for the urgent creation of more jobs and as much as you need the local oil industry to industry and innovation and thus to expand production capacity maximum.
in the Gulf states the goal is essentially the distribution of oil revenues , without regard to the search for diversification of domestic production resulting from reliance on oil revenues and the consequent high economic and social risks. Especially that the population is increasing . With dependence on goods and services imported without any direction to Ttnoaa exports , which intensifies the pressure to the diversity of the income base and employment opportunities without the establishment of the state to ensure a broader base of income will hope to use oil revenues indirectly little here can the growing threat of the gaps in economic development and social development .
talk about that Norway with a monarchy such as the Gulf states but in reality nature Last the role of the traditional state in Norway is the redistribution of money and the imposition of taxes on income, sales and property to be re - allocated by the democratically elected parliament and despite the fact that oil revenues for Norway is high, this There has been no change in the basic function of the state and in fact possible by maintaining a tax citizens create the "oil fund" and the use of oil revenues indirectly.
we do not think that the democratic transition clause Western sense in Norway inevitable in the reform of the Gulf economy. But Islam has a successful experience in governance and management of the economy, through consultation and involvement of societal opinion in the state administration and the economy, relying on specialization and division of labor. As well as attention to national experts in finding treatments for Gulf economy without talking about the West pseudo - democracy. The tax is not a solution for the treatment of the economy in Muslim countries, but the reconstruction of the land and diversify the economy of goods and services to cover domestic demand , with the aim of self - reliance, and the provision of local goods for export assigned oil commodity limit the impact of fluctuations in the global economy over the approved State on goods one o'clock , as is the case in Gulf countries . As it is, there 's not much difference in the Gulf states regarding the exercise of Norway power and control over the ownership of the natural resource base, and to deal with the strategic and structural issues.
Being translated, please wait..
