It only works as long as the oil and gas money flows into the city. Once that cash flow dries up, the effects will trickle down to other areas of the economy. Abu Dhabi might not be as "bubblelicious" as Dubai, but the phoniness remains the same.
25% of GDP consists of financial services. What the hell are they going to service when all those fields dry up? Each other?
25% of GDP consists of financial services. What the hell are they going to service when all those fields dry up? Each other?
