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Men can control their wives' bodies and
often prohibit them from working outside the home. What ever they say, their wives have to listen to.

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Women are strictly forbidden from driving, a privilege that everyone should be
able to enjoy.  Women must also obtain permission from their male guardian in order to do any sort of major task, including marriage, divorce, travel, education, and employment.  Women are also heavily discriminated against in the working industry, constituting only 17% of the total workforce in Saudi Arabia.

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According to gross enrollment the total rate was 95.9 percent in 2007. Secondary education in Saudi Arabia lasts three years and this is the final stage of general education. After the intermediate education, students have the opportunity for both general and specialized secondary education.

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Between 2 million and 4 million of the country's native Saudis live on less than about $530 a month — about $17 a day— which analysts generally consider the poverty line in Saudi Arabia.

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The economy of Saudi Arabia is dependent on oil and has strong government control over major economic activities.

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There are two main ethnic groups. 90% of the population is Arab, while the other 10% is Afro-Asian

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The most common religion is Sunni Islam. But non-Muslims are not allowed to hold Saudi citizenship.

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31.6 million

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Saudi Arabia is currently in a stage 2 situation. But by 2050, the country is expected to leave their previous stage, and head into a Stage 3.