Syrian Economy

The Daily Beat with Meredtih Ross - 10/26/2016

New data is expected to show economic slowdown as many factories face decreasing demand from Europe and the US due to the economic crisis.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Marga Ortigas reports

I talk about the economy in regards to the country's GDP.

Gordon Brown and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao have met to discuss ways tackling the economic downturn and boost trade.

The Daily Beat with Oded Grober - 05/17/2016

I talk about the country heading for a recession.

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I talk about countries that are emerging economically.

Characteristics of Russian economy<br /><br />Russia is the wealthiest country in the world in terms of resources. It has the highest volumes of forests, water lakes, 40% of world palladium and 10% of world oil and gas reserves. It is a mixed economy with state acquiring major sectors of the economy. <br />Market reforms of 1999 privatized much of the Russian agriculture and industry sector. <br />It was surprising that privatization also occurred in the energy and defense rated fields <br />With currency rubble Russia stands at 12th position in terms of GDP which is about $1.350 trillion.<br />She place herself at 6th position when it comes to comparing its PPP(Purchasing Power Parity) i.e., 3.938 trillion dollars<br />The Russian is rising every year with an average GDP growth rate of 1.7%.<br />The sectors that accounts for the whole of the GDP of Russia are agriculture (4.7%), industry (33.1%) and services (66.2%).<br />In Russia 13.4% of total population is living below poverty line<br />The labor force of Russia stands at 76.9 million.<br />The unemployment rate in Russia is 5.4%<br />If you ask the per capita monthly income of a Russian than i.e., 565$ or 32,746 RUB.<br />Main industries operating in Russia are petroleum,  natural gas, coal, chemical, metals, rolling mills, aircraft, space vehicles and defense equipments.<br />Recently Russia was placed at 40th position in terms of ease of doing business.<br />Russia carry out export of $285.5 billion which mainly includes petroleum and petrol products,  natural gas, metals, wood and wood products,  chemicals,  defense and civilian manufacturers. <br />Main exporting partners of Russia are Netherlands, China, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Belarus and Japan. <br />Russian do imports with counties like China, Germany, United States, Belarus and Italy. Its total import expenditure is $182.3 billion.<br />The main goods that are imported includes machinery, vehicles, pharmaceutical products, meat, fruits and nuts, optical and medical instruments, iron and steel.<br />Russian has been successful in collecting FDI worth $361 billion dollars<br /><br />Strongholds of Russian economy<br /><br />It is the largest country in the world therefore it is believed that 30% of world's natural resources exists in Russia because of its vast size. <br />Various geographical regions in Russia contributes unevenly to Russian economy, with Moscow taking pride in being the highest contributor. <br />An estimate of World Bank says the total worth of Russia’s natural resources is 75 trillion US$.<br />A 2012 report says 16% of the total GDP was accounted by the oil and gas sector. This sector was held responsible for 52% of federal budget revenues and over 70% of total exports. Thereby, making Russia the largest exporter of natural gas and second largest exporter of petroleum. This clear indicates that Russian economy is quite dependent on its petroleum reserves and make energy super power of the world.

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News Now with Merav Savir - 04/17/2016

IMF: Global economy to slow in 2023, rebound in 2024

Indian economy is positioned as Sixth in terms of the nominal GDP and is considered as the third largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP). The years, 2015 and 2016 has played a vital role in Indian economic development as during this period Indian World Bank’s expansion and growth was observed. This was the major reason why economy developed to 7.6%. However, this growth diminished in 2017 to 7.1% but it is assumed that the growth rate will rise up to 7.2% in 2018 following 7.7% in 2019. Indian economy is mainly known for its service sectors as it has been one of the leading countries to export business process outsourcing (BPO) services and software services. India is also rich in agricultural sector employing thousands of people in agricultural fields and seeking a second position in the world in terms of farm output. <br />History of Indian economy<br />After the conclusion of British rule, India’s economy grew but the rate of development was slow. When India adopted liberalization, it became one of the fastest growing countries in the world. Generally, there were 3 era’s in Indian histories that are: ancient and medieval period, Mughal era, and British era. Let’s discuss these periods in detail:<br />Ancient and medieval era<br />The ancient period is linked with 1800 BC and 2800 BC when the people used to exercise agricultural activities, use uniform measures to weight, developed urban sanitation system, and brought in various changes. South India and West Asia were the two regions involved in maritime trading and the two spots named Coromandel Coast and Malabar was set as the trading centers. However, the trading could not sustain for a long time as the Coromandel Coast and Malabar was snatched and controlled by the Jewish, Parsi, Syria, Muslim, and Christian. <br />In this era, the reputed kings and rulers used to take revenues from the small agricultural farmers for lending them the land to harvest crops. The farmers were given some harvested crops for their hard work and services. This clearly states that though the kings had the authority to issue coins and currency, the barter system still exist and exploited the peasants.

Capital Economy

Turkish Economy

News Now with Merav Savir- 05/02/2016

News Now with Merav Savir - 04/10/2016