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Counting the Cost
The economies of the revolution
From Yemen to Bahrain - we examine the economic implications of the uprisings gripping the region.
Counting the Cost Last Modified: 02 Apr 2011 08:23

The economies of the revolution: From Saudi Arabia to Yemen, a country in desperate need of an economic kick start as it stagnates under political and social pressure.

And Bahrain, where land was sold for as little as $3: We talk to the people who want it back and explore the country's wider issues.

Plus, banking on women: They are better with money, better with debt and better at investing - so say the banks of Qatar at least.

This episode of Counting the Cost aired from Friday, April 1, 2011.
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