Which country has arable land, variety of natural resources, small oil reserves, high literacy rate?

Which word is measured by things such as lifestyle, income, employment opportunities, cost of goods and services?

What is only available for those who can afford to pay to attend?

Which country is known as an exporter of oil and petroleum products, technology, high GDP, invest in human and capital goods?

Which word is defined as the amount of goods/services produced divided by the total population per person?

Who/What set the price and supply of oil and is composed of five countries?

What is one of the most important and valuable natural resources in Southwest Asia?

What are raw materials a country has that make life and production of goods possible?

What is the ability to read and write?

Which country has high education, technology, lack natural resources, human capital, capital goods, and communication?

What is known as the act of putting money, effort, time, etc. into something  to make a profit or get an advantage?

What is the knowledge and skills workers need to earn a living producing goods/services?

What is the total value of all final goods/services produced within a  single year?

What leads to a higher Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

What is composed of land, labor, capitals, and entrepreneurs, and resources that are the building blocks of the eonomy?

Who are creative, original thinkers who are willing to take risks to create new businesses?

What is the process of producing more goods for sale in a quicker and more efficient ways lead to this and greater profit called?

Countries with low standard of living, little industrial and economic activity, and where people generally have low incomes are known as what?

The factories, machines, and technology that people use to make other goods are known as what?

Another way to recognize Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is what?

Who has less opportunity to go to school?

Why have the Israelis made a big investment in human capital?

Why would the Saudi oil industry need a large investment in human capital?

If a country do not invest in human capital, what would happen to their GDP?

Israel has invested heavily in capital goods in all of the following EXCEPT what... Which one does not belong?

How much of the oil used by the United States has to be imported every day?

Why are oil and gas such valuable natural resources?

How has Israel's lack of oil affected their country's economy?

What was Turkey able to create from the dams of its rivers?

Which SWAME country's entrepreneurship is rich/healthy in fields like technology, science, venture capitalism, sports, entertainment, and beauty?

Which two factors are used to influence economic growth within a country?