Author Question: How have countries without oil resources in Southwest Asia and North Africa developed economically? ... (Read 564 times)

notis · **on:** Jul 14, 2018

How have countries without oil resources in Southwest Asia and North Africa developed economically? What accounts for regional patterns of poverty in the region?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

What is the average residence time?

The average time required for the total stock of a material to be cycled through a system.
The average time that a human population can stay in an area before environmental conditions force them to move.
The average time required for an open system to convert to a closed system.
The average time for a system to run out of energy.

batool · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 14, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Israel has found economic success by developing a productive industrial base through foreign investment. This has built not only a successful manufacturing base but also high-tech industry. Turkey also has a diverse economy without any oil resources. Turkey has focused on agricultural and industrial goods for export. Poverty persists in many parts of the region, however. Often this poverty is connected to political instabilityas it is in Sudan. Other countries experience significant brain drain, such as Egypt, which has also weakened its economy. Yemen is the poorest country and still lacks in a productive agricultural base (it's largely subsistence) and is isolated geographically and politically.

Answer to Question 2

The average time required for the total stock of a material to be cycled through a system.