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I wanted to point out the devastating effect bird flu has had on the Egyptian economy.
"...subsequent losses and future losses have amounted to annual GDP growth by about 5.0 % سنويا حيث ان الاستثمارات في الدواجن كانت تمثل 17% من نمو الناتج في عام 2006. 0% annually since investments in poultry accounted for 17% of the output growth in 2006.<o:p></o:p>
negative repercussions of the disease was Stopped in many shops and poultry production and employment, which depend on this industry which is leading to growing unemployment crisis in the country.<o:p></o:p> ..."
Apparently the poultry industry accounts for 17% of the total economy. The losses to this industry have actually lowered the measure of all economic activity (GDP) in the country by 5%. This is a huge impact.
Since the editors of 4 news outlets were arrested and convicted for negatively impacting the stock market, after publishing news of an illness that Mubarak had last year, we can see that the disincentive to publish information about the problematic bird flu problem in Egypt is large.
I wanted to point out the devastating effect bird flu has had on the Egyptian economy.
"...subsequent losses and future losses have amounted to annual GDP growth by about 5.0 % سنويا حيث ان الاستثمارات في الدواجن كانت تمثل 17% من نمو الناتج في عام 2006. 0% annually since investments in poultry accounted for 17% of the output growth in 2006.<o:p></o:p>
وأكد »السروجي« ان الانعكاس السلبي »للمرض« علي البطالة يتمثل في ان هذه الصناعة فضلا عن أنها كثيفة العمالة فهي توفر فرص عمل منخفضة التكلفة حيث تصل تكلفة الفرصة الواحدة نحو 9 آلاف جنيه فقط وهي أقل التكاليف في كافة القطاعات وبالتالي فإن التداعيات السلبية للمرض تمثلت في توقف كثير من متاجر وانتاج الدواجن والعمالة التي تعتمد علي هذه الصناعة وهو ما يؤدي الي تزايد أزمة البطالة في البلاد.
He »Saddles« that the negative reflection »of the disease« on unemployment is that the industry as well as labour-intensive job opportunities it provides low-cost, quoting the opportunity cost around one o'clock 9 thousand pounds only, which costs less in all sectors and thus the negative repercussions of the disease was Stopped in many shops and poultry production and employment, which depend on this industry which is leading to growing unemployment crisis in the country.<o:p></o:p> ..."
Apparently the poultry industry accounts for 17% of the total economy. The losses to this industry have actually lowered the measure of all economic activity (GDP) in the country by 5%. This is a huge impact.
Since the editors of 4 news outlets were arrested and convicted for negatively impacting the stock market, after publishing news of an illness that Mubarak had last year, we can see that the disincentive to publish information about the problematic bird flu problem in Egypt is large.
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