The Impact of Business Factors on Weapons Trade from the US to Saudi Arabia

The ongoing economic interactions between the United States and Saudi Arabia regarding the export of oil to the United States indicate that the relationship will only get stronger in the future. Consequently, the exportation of weapons between the two countries implies that the two countries are constantly striving to create favorable working environments in which the transactions might flourish, thereby increasing the volume of weapons traded between the two countries. At the end of the day, it is correct to assume that when countries have a positive relationship with one another, the likelihood of economic transactions between the two countries is secured. Countries that are tense or have poor relations with one another, on the other hand, suffer from unpleasant working conditions, which means they are unable to provide positive working environments for one another, ultimately resulting in little or no trade between the two economies.