Many Middle Eastern countries are dependent on oil for income. Why is this a problem? What is a possible solution? Your answer should be written in four or more complete sentences.

The answer is B.

i would say that this is a problem since their oil is not an unlimited resource and they risk one day running out of it: this kind if economy is not sustainable.

Additionally, it encourages an uneven distribution of weight, since it's easier to control one sector than many sectors: so the rich only need to control the oil sector.

Explanation:

Oil has positively and negatively impacted the social, political, and economic aspects of the Middle East. It has increased the wealth of the economy but also led to foreign debt. It kept Saudi Arabia out of the Arab Spring, but has led to political corruption in some countries.As oil prices rose to new highs, most states in the Middle East benefited from heightened revenues. Oil-producing states (especially large producers such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar) benefited directly in the form of high export earnings.

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the answer is b: a lockout