The column graph compares probable oil production capabilities of six Gulf countries from 1990 to 2010. Overall, Saudi Arabi was the leading oil generating country and its production increased faster than the remaining five countries.
As is presented, the estimated oil producing capability in Iran in 1990 was around 3 million barrels each day which reached to 4 million after 15 years and finally in 2010, the production slightly improved. Iraq’s oil generating capability was slightly lower than that of Iran and its oil stock in 1990 was roughly 2 billion barrels per day and it almost doubled in 2010. Kuwait, on the contrary, produced less than 2 billion barrels daily and their production amount stool at approximately 3. 5 million in 2010.
Moreover, Qatar, throughout the decades, produced the lowest oil which accounted for roughly 0. 5 million barrels each day and after two decades, its production level remained at the same level. Oil generation per day in the United Arab Emirates showed a similar pattern that of Iraq and its production reached to nearly 4 million barrels in 2010.
Finally, Saudi Arabia’s oil generating level was the highest and significantly higher than that of other countries. In 1990, it produced over 8 million barrel daily which was approximately four times higher than that of other countries. Its daily production soared to well over 14 million barrel and this was marginally the same as the cumulative oil productions of other five countries.
The column graph compares probable
oil
production
capabilities of six Gulf
countries
from 1990 to 2010.
Overall
, Saudi
Arabi
was the leading
oil
generating
country
and its
production
increased faster than the remaining five countries.
As
is presented
, the estimated
oil
producing capability in Iran in 1990 was around 3
million
barrels
each day which reached to 4
million
after 15 years and
finally
in 2010, the
production
slightly
improved
. Iraq’s
oil
generating capability was
slightly
lower than that of Iran and its
oil
stock in 1990 was roughly 2 billion
barrels
per day and it almost doubled in 2010. Kuwait,
on the contrary
, produced less than 2 billion
barrels
daily and their
production
amount stool at approximately 3. 5
million
in 2010.
Moreover
, Qatar, throughout the decades, produced the lowest
oil
which accounted for roughly 0. 5
million
barrels
each day and after two decades, its
production
level remained at the same level.
Oil
generation per day in the United Arab Emirates
showed
a similar pattern that of Iraq and its
production
reached to
nearly
4
million
barrels
in 2010.
Finally
, Saudi Arabia’s
oil
generating level was the highest and
significantly
higher than that of other
countries
. In 1990, it produced over 8
million
barrel
daily which was approximately four times higher than that of other
countries
. Its daily
production
soared to well over 14
million
barrel
and this was
marginally
the same as the cumulative
oil
productions
of other five
countries
.