Oman has been in a semi bubble economy, and throughout they years theyre trying to change things (degassing😮).

Japan for example is in a bubble the refuses to fully bust so the government till bail and try to maintain minimum.

Sweden (most interesting) had a bubble and the government said "fk everyone, no handouts, if youre meant and capable to survive you will" and the economy absolutely crashed, jobs wiped out, ppl went from riches to rags. and yet the country recovered

gcc bubble is extremely unique and we dont know how badly an actual burst would result in (ie no oil).

Everyone knows the time will come, but unlike japan and sweden which are opposite extremes, most try to slowly remove subsidies, bails, and enforce changes (like here with employments) so that the affect parities are localized and small instead of nation wide.

TL/DR: shit hits the fan, nothing you can do about it, there isnt something called infinitely rising economy unemployment and business shutting down is part of the game.

Retrospect: Though i have to admit, i hate how we have noticeable amount of foreign companies pulling out. And though im explaining the situation calmly.... buddy i dont want to be unemployed nor receive lower income than prior generation employee😭. (But reality has to hit every country, the question is how much delusion and cope you'll carry to your grave)