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World Bank: low per capita in Iraq by 28 percent
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A study of the World Bank, that the circuit in Syria war, and the subsequent emergence of the "Daash" and expansion, cost the six countries in the Middle East, Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt, economic losses approaching $ 35 billion, while suggesting low per capita in Iraq by 28%.
He estimated the bank, according to a report published on its website for this study, losses equivalent to the size of Syria's GDP in 2007.
The bank said that these losses are not distributed to the six countries equally, as Syria and Iraq bear the brunt of them, of course, as well as the loss of what could be achieved by increasing the formal economic integration between the countries.
According to the study, log per capita income in Syria and Iraq decreased by 23 and 28%, respectively, compared to the levels is that it can be achieved, if not the war.
And endured other countries in the region losses in the average per capita income, but they have not experienced a decline in gross domestic product, due to the direct effects of the war, as it has resulted in an influx of refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey to boost consumption and investment, and increase the supply of labor, and then the size of the economy of the receiving countries refugees.
However, in all cases, the total income rose less than the population growth rate, and that the war has damaged the living standards, where the average per capita income of 11 percent in Lebanon and 1.5% in Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, compared to levels that could have been achieved dropped if the war did not break out.
And the ongoing war in Syria is approaching the completion of its fourth year, and led to the deaths of at least 200 thousand people, in addition to the displacement of millions of Syrians inside and outside the country, and massive destruction of infrastructure in a number of provinces. Finished / 25
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Information / Baghdad / ..
A study of the World Bank, that the circuit in Syria war, and the subsequent emergence of the "Daash" and expansion, cost the six countries in the Middle East, Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt, economic losses approaching $ 35 billion, while suggesting low per capita in Iraq by 28%.
He estimated the bank, according to a report published on its website for this study, losses equivalent to the size of Syria's GDP in 2007.
The bank said that these losses are not distributed to the six countries equally, as Syria and Iraq bear the brunt of them, of course, as well as the loss of what could be achieved by increasing the formal economic integration between the countries.
According to the study, log per capita income in Syria and Iraq decreased by 23 and 28%, respectively, compared to the levels is that it can be achieved, if not the war.
And endured other countries in the region losses in the average per capita income, but they have not experienced a decline in gross domestic product, due to the direct effects of the war, as it has resulted in an influx of refugees in Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey to boost consumption and investment, and increase the supply of labor, and then the size of the economy of the receiving countries refugees.
However, in all cases, the total income rose less than the population growth rate, and that the war has damaged the living standards, where the average per capita income of 11 percent in Lebanon and 1.5% in Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, compared to levels that could have been achieved dropped if the war did not break out.
And the ongoing war in Syria is approaching the completion of its fourth year, and led to the deaths of at least 200 thousand people, in addition to the displacement of millions of Syrians inside and outside the country, and massive destruction of infrastructure in a number of provinces. Finished / 25
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