Population and Sample The proposed sample will consist of 20 participants who had gone through the lived experience from a population in a designated urban area in Saudi Arabia. The researcher will describe as accurately as possible the lived phenomenon as shared by the contributors (Liang, 2012) and refrain from any pre-perceived ideas
It is quite obvious that Theories do thrive, but all the theories mentioned and several other theories that were not talked in this exercise, for example the Schumpeter (1978) viewpoint of irregular growth, Hirschman's thinking of unbalanced expansion (1962), and also Myrdal's theory of circular connection (1945), were only insignificant philosophies. On the other hand, they explained specific wonders on this topic; in contrast, they did not completely clarify the reason of underdevelopment as it connected to the concerns of the digital divide in or, for that matter, its effect on e-commerce in underprivileged societies (Lin, 2013)
The author reviewed research for instance the work by Haji (2012) (1981), Luria (1979), Khan, (2013), and Ng, (2012)Chen, (2010) to summarize and frame the study of technology usage in Saudi Arabia and talk about the theoretical utensils that directed this dissertation study. It is clear that their works fluctuate from decontextualized and individualized influences of communication and understanding, and developed a theory that shows the interconnections among cultural groups, social practices, and semiotic and relational variables (Mantymaki, 2010)
The author reviewed research for instance the work by Haji (2012) (1981), Luria (1979), Khan, (2013), and Ng, (2012)Chen, (2010) to summarize and frame the study of technology usage in Saudi Arabia and talk about the theoretical utensils that directed this dissertation study. It is clear that their works fluctuate from decontextualized and individualized influences of communication and understanding, and developed a theory that shows the interconnections among cultural groups, social practices, and semiotic and relational variables (Mantymaki, 2010)
The sampling method used in this study will be purposive at the first stage. Purposive sampling was selected to harvest maximum information connected to wonders of social media effect on the e-commerce in Saudi Arabia (Umaru, 2011)
In Saudi Arabia it is clear that the social media authorize the consumer, creating purchasing competences. As another, thought-provoking phenomena, the social media generate better workers through the utilization of private social networks (Yusuf, 2014)
The bulk of the American population is Christian, although there exists a significant number of non-Christian groups. Of significance is the fact that "religious observances do not usually interfere with business, and it is not uncommon, therefore, to find restaurant and chain store employees working during religious holidays such as Christmas" (Chaney & Martin, 2012, p
Of significance is the high degree of importance placed on the concepts of deadlines and punctuality (CESL, 2008). On the other hand, the Saudi culture can be considered configurational (Zaharna, 1995)
Though English is often used for the international business language in most countries, this is not the case in France. The French are extremely proud of their language, and there may not be another culture that so regards the language it speaks as such a symbol of the country itself (Jones)
Cultural Analysis Saudi Arabia and France Saudi Arabia and France are two entirely different cultures that have many cultural barriers between them; most notably language. Saudi culture has a less rigid concept of time and schedule compared to the West and meetings are often loosely scheduled around set prayer times; it is common for them to be interrupted; sometimes, there may be multiple people in the same office discussing multiple business matters (Li)
The network of trade routes also connected Mesopotamia, which was the main source of agricultural goods that were highly sought after in many parts of the Arab world. Significant changes in the pace of economic development in Saudi Arabia occurred when oil exploration and production began in the early years of the 20th century (Owen & Pamuk 229)
Improvement and maintenance of a stable financial sector has also contributed heavily to the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. Application and controlling of the fiscal and monetary policies through the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) has effectively managed a range of monetary issues in the nation (Ramady 6) Factors for the High GDP in Saudi Arabia and high population In relation to the oil exploration and diversification of the economy into agricultural production and manufacturing, the Saudi Arabian population rose significantly from the 1990s
Despite the uncertainties in the actual statistical data, it is clear that there is a high population growth rate in Saudi Arabia mainly composed of young people below the age of fourteen. It is also evident that the foreign population dominates the labor market in Saudi Arabia (Cordesman 6)
Monetary policy issues include selling and buying of government bonds with the aim of either reducing or increasing the amount of money in circulation in a particular economy. In order to provide an explanation of the unemployment problem in Saudi Arabia, it is necessary to design a model that explains the macroeconomic factors such as labor demand, labor supply and wage determination (Filc & Kohler 23)
Conclusion According to Keynes theory of unemployment, free markets especially at prices work to determine the levels of employment in an economy. He advocates the ability of the government in applying an aggressive measure in stabilizing an economy, based on value judgments believing that macroeconomic fluctuations may significantly reduce economic well being (Arnon, Weinblatt & Young 72)
Two of the animals currently under threat of extinction in Saudi Arabia are the Arabian Oryx and the Saudi gazelle. Recently, pictures posted on the internet depicting slayed gazelles caused an outrage with most commentators branding the act irresponsible and intolerable (Toumi, 2013)
Blowers (1952-1954) and Ralph Standish (1954-1958). SAMA currently operates as the central bank but historically the agency has also managed the sovereign wealth of the kingdom (Ramady, 2010)
This dependency has driven strong growth in recent years, as a consequence of high crude oil prices. The price of crude has generally been at historic highs since the middle part of the 00s (Williams, 2009)
The first is that it has allowed the Saudi government to reduce its foreign debt substantially from approximately 18.7% of GDP to 11% by the end of 2008 (Kawach, 2008)
In 2009, however, investment flows into the Middle East were compromised by the "implosion" of debt at two family-owned Saudi firms. This issue, which cost investors $22 billion, cast negative light on the lack of transparency and judicial recourse in the country (Abocar, 2009)