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I want a report (Essay) on the economic differences in the West Asia.

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Economy of the aisa :

Economy of Asia comprises of almost 4.5 billion people which is 60% of total population of the world. It has site of some biggest economic boom such as economic boom in India (1991 till now), miracle of han river in South Korea ( 1961 -1996) , Japanese economic miracle (1950-1990).

Economic differences in the West Asia :

Wealth of Asia is differ widely between countries and different states because of culture, environment, government system and it's bigger size of landscape. Largest economy in terms of gross domestic product are Japan, India, china, turkey,south arabia ,Iran ,taiwan and Thailand. While the maximum wealth of Asia is concentrated in India, East aisa and southeast Asia. If we measure in GDP per capita in East Asia ( south Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, japan. Oil rich countries are located west Asia (Qatar, United States Emirates, Bahrain, kuwait, oman and Saudi Arabia) Turkey as well as Israel is the one of the most important economies of West Asia. Israel have various different industries and manufacturing units. Turkey is emerging economy . Taiwan is comprises hi -tech parts manufacturing and light industries. Japan has heavy industries and electronics manufacturer. While Singapore is known for tourism, biotechnology, finance and business, hi -tech manufacturing units.

Western Asia is basically dry and semi-dry, and can be dependent upon dry season, however it additionally contains tremendous fields of backwoods and fruitful valleys. The area comprises of fields, rangelands, deserts, and mountains. Water deficiencies are an issue in numerous pieces of West Asia, with quickly developing populaces expanding requests for water, while salinization and contamination undermine water supplies. Significant streams, including the Tigris and Euphrates, give sources to water system water to help farming.

It is occasional, enduring from April to early June, and comes back again between late September and November. The breezes are dry and dusty, with intermittent blasts as much as 80 kilometers for each hour (50 miles for every hour) and frequently kick up fierce sand and residue storms that can convey sand a couple thousand meters high, and can shut down air terminals for brief timeframes. These breezes can keep going for an entire day toward the start and end of the period, and for a few days during the center of the period. The shamal is a late spring northwesterly wind blowing over Iraq and the Persian Gulf states (counting Saudi Arabia and Kuwait), frequently solid during the day, yet diminishing around evening time. This climate impact happens anyplace from once to a few times each year.

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