This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) economy, focusing on key economic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation, and unemployment. The introduction sets the stage by highlighting the importance of these indicators in measuring a country's economic growth. A literature review delves into the theories and principles underlying inflation, unemployment, and GDP, referencing both monetarist and structuralist perspectives on inflation, classical theories of unemployment, and the significance of GDP as a measure of economic output. The analysis section presents data on unemployment, inflation, and GDP in the UAE from 2000 to 2017, using tables and graphs to illustrate trends. The report concludes with a discussion of the UAE's economic development and offers recommendations to the Ministry of Economic Affairs, emphasizing the importance of GDP growth, low unemployment, and moderate inflation for sustainable economic development. It also recommends investment in production industries, moderate wage regulations, and investment in the health sector.
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