The Saudi Arabian Economy (1986) is a comprehensive analysis of the late-twentieth century Saudi Arabian economy. It examines the key oil sector, charts its development and assesses the dilemmas facing the sector. It goes on to explore the other sectors of the economy, showing the impact on these of the large investments made possible by oil wealth, and it considers the special problems of the economy caused by the preponderance of the oil sector.
Part 1. The Saudi Arabian Economy and the World Economy 1. Geography and Demography 2. Economic Flows and National Accounts 3. The Oil Sector 4. Oil Policy 5. The Government Sector 6. The Foreign Sector 7. Labour Part 2. Non-oil Sectors of the Saudi Arabian Economy 8. Legal and Institutional Features 9. Agriculture 10. Hydrocarbon-based Industries 11. Construction 12. Non-hydrocarbon Manufacturing and Services 13. Financial Institutions 14. Monetary Policy and Inflation 15. Summary
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