مجلة العلوم الاجتماعية والإنسانية
Volume 6, Numéro 1, Pages 23-38
2013-06-30
الكاتب : صالحة محمد علي عوض . ابتهال عوض أحمد محفوظ .
Yemen's economy depends primarily on the export of one product (oil). This export structure is more economically hazardous for the country than the instability of export returns due to the well-known fact that oil is a depletable natural resource. In addition, oil is subject to severe price fluctuations. This impacts the country's annual returns in foreign currency, which – in turn – has a negative impact on the economic and social development projects. A Further negative result of oil being Yemen's primary source of income is the severe blows dealt to government – sponsored investment projects caused by unforeseen drops in oil prices around the globe, such as those which occurred following the economic and financial crisis in
exports, limited export policy focusing on specific good, introducing a variety of goods and commodities.
بوخاري أحمد
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شريط حسان
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ص 33-52.
سيلان جمال
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كافي محمد
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ص 171-192.
عبد الحليم الذيبة زياد
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ص 139-168.
بوصبيع ابراهيم مصعب
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ص 201-2018.