تأثير عدم الاستقرار السياسي على التنمية الاقتصادية : دراسة حالة فلسطين مقارنة بالتصنيفات العالمية خلال الأعوام (2010_2021)‎

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The study aimed to examine the impact of political instability in Palestine on economic development in comparison with international classifications during the years (2010-2021).

The study followed the descriptive analytical approach, by referring to Palestinian and international reports and statistics, and analyzing them to reach the following results: The existence of a role for political instability and the Israeli occupation in influencing economic growth in Palestine.

The existence of economic development in Palestine in spite of all obstacles, and achieving high rates at the global level in its economic development.

The existence of growth in the rate of gross domestic product, gross national income and savings, and achieving the State of Palestine has high rates at the global level.

There is a growth in the rate of per capita GDP and per capita gross national income.

The study also showed the absence of growth in the number of new foreign companies in Palestine.

The presence of an increase in the proportion of the labor force participating among individuals 15 A year or more than a year (2010-2021).

Decrease in the unemployment rate among participants in the labor force for individuals aged 15 and over (2010-2021).

The study came out with a set of recommendations: The need to publish annual and quarterly statistical reports, because of their role in evaluating the level of economic development and taking appropriate decisions.

Working to strengthen the resilience of citizens in light of the attacks and obstacles caused by the occupation, because of their role in achieving economic development.

The need to work on promoting and encouraging foreign investment in Palestine, because of its role in increasing the level of income and improving the standard of living in Palestine.

The need to maintain an advanced level in economic development, and paying attention to all agricultural, tourism and industrial sectors because of their role in increasing output GDP and thus increase the level of per capita GDP.