2021
DOI: 10.21272/sec.5(1).28-34.2021
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The Decline Of The Middle Class In Jordan

Abstract: Declining economic growth in Jordan, rising unemployment and the abolition of state support for certain segments of the population have led to a deterioration in the welfare of the middle class in Jordanian society. The importance of the middle class for the country is due to the fact that they act as a driving force in creating a market economy, as well as implement creative and intellectual work. The article considers the essential importance of the middle class and its role in building a democratic and lega… Show more

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“…Soon later, His government succeeded to sign the Free Trade Agreement with the United States in 2001, and the kingdom gain an entry to the Qualified Industrial Zone (QIZ) Program, which assist Jordanian manufacturers export to the U.S for tariff free. 1 Additionally, His government succeeded in privatizing parts of Jordanian assets such as railways and the telecommunication national company. Furthermore, the King focused on fighting corruption, nepotism and bribery by giving attention to fix the administrative system in Jordan.…”
Section: Economic Dilemmamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soon later, His government succeeded to sign the Free Trade Agreement with the United States in 2001, and the kingdom gain an entry to the Qualified Industrial Zone (QIZ) Program, which assist Jordanian manufacturers export to the U.S for tariff free. 1 Additionally, His government succeeded in privatizing parts of Jordanian assets such as railways and the telecommunication national company. Furthermore, the King focused on fighting corruption, nepotism and bribery by giving attention to fix the administrative system in Jordan.…”
Section: Economic Dilemmamentioning
confidence: 99%