Research Paper on:
Middle East and Trends of Industrial Development

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the analysis of potential main market sectors will help give an overall picture of the economic picture in the Middle Eastern countries especially in the wake of the September 11  terrorist attack on the United States. THE MIDDLE EAST AND GLOBAL ECONOMY The globalization of an industry within any country depends upon a firms competitive position in a particular  country being significantly impacted by its position in other countries. It can be readily understood that global industry is not just a collection of domestic industries but rather  a group of linked industries in which rivals compete against one another upon a worldwide basis. To demonstrate how idealistic such a proposition is at this point in time,  one only need realize that such a quest for a globalized economy will be difficult. In light of the terrorist attack of September 11 it may be difficult at  best for the Middle Eastern countries sustain a working relationship with myriad organizations. Even though the worldwide industry is more or less global already, it is highly unlikely that  all factors will be able to be maintained in order to implement and then maintain the objective. There are domestic forces to be considered such as political, economic and  social that could critically hamper such a quest for globalization. THE MIDDLE EAST AND OPEC Globalization will be difficult if not possible to sustain with the OPEC organization because  even though the worldwide industry is more or less global, it is unlikely all factors will be able to be maintained. There are domestic forces to be considered such  as political, economic, social and more that could hamper the globalization effect (Kim 1997). The greatest dilemma facing OPEC is the capacity needed to sustain it. This brings us