# 11 United Arab Emirates (UAE)

"The UAE economy is estimated to grow by almost 4 percent in 2012," the Gulf country's Economy Minister Sultan bin Saeed al-Mansouri to Reuters.

# 12 Lebanon

Lebanon has the highest percentage of skilled labor among Arab States. Although Lebanon is preferably suited for agricultural activities in terms of water availability and soil fertility, but it attracts only 12 percent of the total workforce, agriculture is the least popular economic sector in Lebanon

# 13 Taiwan

The quick industrialization and rapid growth in Taiwan during the latter half of the 20th century has been noted as the "Taiwan Miracle". Taiwanese have wealth consciousness. And in order to withstand any unforeseen financial crises, they set aside fund equivalent to their 3 months expenses.

# 14 Egypt

Egypt's economy depends mainly on petroleum exports, exports of natural gas, tourism, agriculture, and media; there are also more than three million Egyptians working abroad, mainly in Saudi Arabia, Europe and the Persian Gulf. Egypt is among the nations who do not have enough savings to support any emergency financial requirements.

# 15 Bosnia

Bosnia has an intermediary economy with limited market reforms. The economy relies heavily on the export of metals. A highly decentralized government hampers economic policy synchronization and reform.

# 16 China

Chinese are best when it comes to saving money in contingency funds, with which can survive any financial crisis lasting for 104 days. They have highest amount of funds in emergency reserve. Though these adult are good in managing their money, but less than 25 percent of them believe that young adults of china have wealth consciousness.