.New Opportunities for Saudi Women Women’s rights in Saudi Arabia have made great progress in recent years. A series of reforms has removed many legal barriers to women’s freedom, including restrictions on working, driving, traveling, and receiving healthcare. Critics point out that Saudi women’s opportunities are still limited by the traditional guardianship system, in which a male relative (usually a husband or father) exercises considerable control over a woman’s life. A further barrier to progress, particularly in the business world, is the gender segregation observed in most parts of the country, which prohibits unrelated men and women from associating face to face. However, the rapid changes of the last few years suggest that these obstacles may not last much longer.

"Saudi Arabia's Changing Economy" and "New Opportunities" both state that Saudi women were recently granted the legal right to drive.
How does “Saudi Arabia’s Changing Economy” present the information differently from “New Opportunities”?
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“Saudi Arabia’s Changing Economy” focuses on the power of knowledge by linking Saudi women’s right to drive with their high level of education.
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“Saudi Arabia’s Changing Economy” focuses on the country’s economic needs by presenting the right to drive as a way of expanding the workforce.
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“Saudi Arabia’s Changing Economy” focuses on the country's history of limiting women's choices by implying that the right to drive was long overdue.
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“Saudi Arabia’s Changing Economy” focuses on women’s new freedom by using the right to drive as an example of a restriction that has been removed.