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The speaker identifies economic competition as the second source of Saudi-Iranian tension because both states export oil, while Saudi Arabia is much more dependent on oil revenue than Iran.
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Economic Rivalry
The speaker identifies economic competition as the second source of Saudi-Iranian tension because both states export oil, while Saudi Arabia is much more dependent on oil revenue than Iran.
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"And that's Second is economical, and what that means is that both countries are oil exporters. In fact, Saudi Arabia is completely reliant on..."
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"example, it wants to cut back production in order to increase the price of oil, which will increase profits. But Iran often doesn't cooperate..."
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