Jiang says Egyptian burial demand and Mesopotamian war demand for bronze drove IVC wealth through trade.
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Demand
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...world that's heavily interconnected, and there are two major sources of demand. The Egyptians are extremely wealthy. And they want these valuable sources. valuable..."
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The speaker says Saudi Arabia's economic outlook was grim because its economy depended on finite oil, possible near-term depletion, climate change, and slowing global demand.
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"...world that's heavily interconnected, and there are two major sources of demand. The Egyptians are extremely wealthy. And they want these valuable sources. valuable..."
"But to do that, you needed to reduce tensions in the Middle East. And so in 2015, he made a deal with Iran called..."
"...economy because the entire global economy is slowing down. Therefore, the demand for oil is decreasing. So, the economic outlook for Saudi Arabia, it's..."
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