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Omanization (Development Transformation of the Sultanate of Oman) as an Economic and Social Wellbeing Goal: Application of TSR Circular Causation Method

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The Tawhidi methodological formalism reaches its empirical climax in the evaluation of the imminent wellbeing function, subject to its system of inter-variable circular causation relations. The resulting quantitative strategic policy implications are thereby derived. It is essential for full socio-scientific acceptability of a theory and idea to carry the underlying methodological origin of thought to its empirical validation, quantitative inferences, and continuity of the IIE-learning dynamics for anything in the completeness of the theory of ‘everything’. Thus far it can be seen, as empirically studied in this work that, the TSR-model emerging from Tawhidi methodology and its empirical application, does not fail. Socioeconomic development and social systemic study is one such vastly applied area. In this chapter this generalized area of Tawhidi ontological study is particularized to the sectoral development of Oman under the ethical reconstruction of Omanization as explained and measured by its social wellbeing perspective.

Masudul Alam Choudhury, Saeed Al-Muharrami & (Late) Saleh Ahmed—This research was completed for Daleel Oil Corporation and Oman Ministry of Oil and Gas in December 2014. Professor Dr. Saeed Al-Muharrami is in the Department of Economics and Finance, College of Economics and Political Science, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.

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Appendix 15.1 Macroeconomic Data (Oman Statistical Yearbook Millions of OMR)

Year

GDP

Oil Export

Wages and salaries

TG Capital

GDP_OG

\( {\text X}_{1} \)

\( {\text X}_{2} \)

\( {\text X}_{3} \)

\( {\text X}_{4} \)

\( {\text X}_{5} \)

2001

7459

3414.601313

650.827

1275.84562

3279.587

2002

7708

3307.203726

716.374

1444.000453

3300.282

2003

8283

3581.740077

759

1823.081108

3481.078

2004

9487

4186.474749

805.658

2320.377695

4077.692

2005

11883

6047.883221

938.058

2631.123618

5875.824

2006

14151

6720.289661

1227.49

3415.58113

6739.887

2007

16111

7199.876245

1347.84

4671.599056

7139.021

2008

23352

11024.30707

1369.23

7172.772596

11844.15

2009

18559

6947.897766

1506.45

6196.7202

7383.457

2010

22773

9703.321185

1722.71

6091.593146

10388.39

  1. \( {\text X}_{1}, {\text X}_{2}, {\text X}_{3}, {\text X}_{4} \) and \( {\text X}_{5} \) are Total GDP, Oil and Gas Exports, Wages and Salaries, Total Gross Capital Formation and Total Petroleum Activities (GDP Oil and Gas) of Oman respectively

Appendix 15.2 Excel Tables and Graphs (Macro Interface Results)

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Choudhury, M.A., Al-Muharrami, S., Ahmed, S. (2019). Omanization (Development Transformation of the Sultanate of Oman) as an Economic and Social Wellbeing Goal: Application of TSR Circular Causation Method. In: Choudhury, M. (eds) The Tawhidi Methodological Worldview . Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6585-0_15

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