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Saudization supports citizen employment without addressing competitiveness in work and productivity.
What affects welfare is not salary cuts or increases, but how far salary is from the average.
Price is set by the seller; value is the price agreed by seller and buyer.
What motivates a productive citizen in a system built on rent rather than productivity?
Rising prices caused by abundant money strongly affect human consumption behavior.
How free is Kuwait’s democracy from administrative and financial corruption?
The relationship between leadership and citizen is not personal; it is governed by macroeconomics.
Not only Aramco or the Public Investment Fund will gain; the whole Saudi economy will.
What matters is not price itself, but the benefit received against a price that changes over time.
Economic sustainability and actuarial balance are complementary, like harees and cinnamon.
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