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This 14 page paper looks at the economy of Saudi Arabia in order to asses if it is a good destination for investment, The paper considers potential barriers that may interfere with assessment of market condition and economic performance, the performance o the economy in 2009, the way that the policies may be supportive of the economy and ends with a recommendation to make an investment. The bibliography cites 13 sources.
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File: TS14_TEsaudiWECC.rtf
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Saudi Arabia has suffered in the 2008/9 global recession, but not to the same extent as many other countries, with only a slow down in the real rate of
GDP growth, which remained positive at 0.2%. However, there are other problems and barriers, such as the difficulty in terms of local resources, with a lack of skills and poor
educational levels for a population where 25% of some communities may be unemployed. Government policies include strategic monetary approaches in order to increase the level of disposable income, as well
as supporting the banking sector by guaranteeing certain lines, and support low interest rates which may also facilitate further investment. This is accompanied by government investment. Overall, the policies in
place of those which are generally accepted as able to stimulate and support economic growth, which makes the market one that is potentially liable for investment. However, despite the recommendation
for WCC to make investment, there are some areas still in place, including access to the marketing cultural barriers. As a result, it is recommended that any distribution strategy is
undertaken using a strategic alliance with a Saudi Arabian company is already has relevant contacts, market knowledge and distribution network. 2. Introduction Before considering an country as a potential destination
for investment it is necessary not only to look at the markets and the existing demand, but also to consider the macroeconomic conditions. Poor condition may lead to increased challenges
and impact on the way that a firm is able to enter a market, access and satisfy demand. A number of issues should be considered, incorporating issues such as barriers
to economic management and measurement, access to human capital and labour resources, internal policies and the economic potential of the country nationally as well as internationally in order to determine
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