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00:00Measuring the losses caused by the virus and the consequences of the change of the global economy remains uneven
00:06due to the presence of groups of countries that are still maintaining their economic balance
00:11like Saudi Arabia, which topped the list of the most powerful Arab economies. It is expected that the gross domestic product of the Kingdom will reach
00:20eight hundred billion dollars at the end of two thousand twenty one, while the scene is completely different in the countries of Lebanon and Tunisia
00:29The economy has doubled the crisis that exists in the first place. Half of the Lebanese are now below the poverty line. As for the Lebanese lira
00:38Ninety percent of its value lost to the dollar, and the prices of basic materials rose
00:44by more than seven hundred percent. The scene in Tunisia expanded to change the political life. The unemployment rate jumped to 17%
00:54the beginning of this year is the economy as it was by three percent . In the face of the failure of the management of the Corona crisis and the deterioration of the living situation,
01:02The Tunisians went out to the street and the matter ended with a presidential decision to dismiss the prime minister and freeze the work of the parliament.
01:11Join me in this topic from the French city of Nice through the application of Mazuzum
01:15Dr. Alan Safi, Professor of Economics at the University of Nice and President of the French Economic Society.
01:21From Cairo via satellite, Dr. Hassan Al-Muqlad, economic and financial advisor and professor of finance economics at Cairo University
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01:34God
01:39That
01:42Welcome to the East Screen. I start from the city of Nice with Dr. Al-Qarn. In short, it was a health, economic, and social earthquake.
01:51And because the effects varied from one country to another, from one region in the world to the second region
01:56Even the approach also differed in the analysis of economic policies.
02:00How was the approach of rich countries to mitigate the economic consequences of the virus?
02:08Good evening. Welcome to you and to your viewers and to your honorable guest. Thank you for your invitation
02:14This virus and the economic crises, of course, have hit all the economies of the world
02:22and the developed countries and the other countries only. In developed countries, there is a kind of capacity, especially in terms of financial policies
02:32and the tax policies that allow these countries
02:35on the part of the government to spend the extra money to help companies and help the workers, and thus support
02:45consumption capabilities for the month
02:48and the ability to invest in companies,
02:51And of course, the central banks have the ability to have hard currencies, and these currencies, there is a kind of confidence in them, I allow the central banks.