Climate change in the Emirates Climate change is one of the most important environmental issues at the national and global levels, due to the economic, social and environmental risks that this change entails. The causes of climate change are the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and gas, which results in greenhouse gas emissions that... It acts like a blanket wrapped around the ground, creating…
Analysis of food security in Oman The problem of food security remains a challenge for all countries, whether developed or developing, and this problem is especially exacerbated with the rise in local food prices in low- and middle-income countries. Many individuals in these countries suffer from significant food price inflation, as a rise of up to 83.3% was recorded in low-income countries...
Analysis of food security in Bahrain Food security, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), is defined as providing food to all members of society in the quantity and quality necessary to meet their needs on an ongoing basis, with the aim of achieving a healthy and active life. Achieving sustainable food security has been a major challenge over the decades, as a result of multiple factors such as political instability, desertification of arable land, scarcity…
Analysis of food security in Kuwait Food security is achieved when all individuals, at all times, have access to food in a physical, social and economic way that meets their nutritional needs for a healthy and active life, by providing the types of food they prefer. Animal and plant production play a major role in achieving food security by providing meat, eggs, milk, and vegetables with…
Food security refers to the state of providing physical, social and economic access to food to all individuals at all times, to ensure that they have sufficient quantities of safe food rich in nutrients necessary to ensure a healthy life. The world is witnessing a deterioration in food security, with more than 950 million people suffering from hunger. This deterioration is due to multiple factors...
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) defines food security as providing food in quantities and qualities that meet an individual’s needs on an ongoing basis. Achieving sustainable food security has been a major challenge over the decades due to many factors such as political instability, land desertification, water scarcity, and environmental degradation. In this context, the issue of food security has become particularly important in…
The State of Qatar achieved a set of economic goals by hosting the FIFA World Cup, which is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy. By launching the World Cup matches in Qatar, the event is expected to generate revenues estimated at $9 billion, most of which is attributed to tourism spending and economic activities associated with the World Cup. This amount constitutes…
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Structural unemployment, also called the natural unemployment rate, is defined as a type of unemployment that appears due to changes in the economic situation, causing a dissonance between workers’ skills and the skills required in the labor market. Structural unemployment often appears as a result of prolonged stagnation in the business environment with... There are workers but no jobs...
Aggregate demand Aggregate demand is defined as the total value of goods and services that are demanded within the local economy during a specific period of time, usually a year. The value of aggregate demand is distributed among the various elements of production, and the aggregate demand for a country’s economy is calculated through the sum of society’s consumption demand, investment demand, government spending, and net…
The Four Asian Tigers is an economic term given to the economies of four countries: South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong. This term appeared thirty years ago to describe the tremendous economic growth experienced by these countries. In the 1960s, these countries were poor and broken, but they turned into prosperous countries thanks to their amazing industrial and economic leaps. The term is derived from the position of tigers in…
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