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Consolidated final account  for the year ended 31 Dec 2007 Read More

Consolidated final account  for the year ended 31 Dec 2006 Read More

This book studies the impact of Egypt’s Economic Reform and Structural Adjustment Programme (ERSAP), the effects of which have been of great interest to the international community. Organizations such as the World Bank and the IMF uphold the programme as a success...Read More

During the past few years, the Egyptian economy has seen the culmination of more than 15 years of relentless reform efforts. The reform program dates back to the 1990s when Egypt embarked on an Economic Reform and Structural Adjustment program (ERSAP) aimed at...Read More

In this report we propose to study the Tunisian path to economic development in four stages. First, we trace the history of economic development in Tunisia over the period 1961-2001, describing the different economic policies that were adopted and their consequences on...Read More

The paper studies the nature and extent of Egyptian crony capitalism by comparing the corporate performance and the stock market valuation of politically connected and unconnected firms, before and after the 2011 popular uprising that led to the end of President...Read More

This report is part of series of reports that provide analysis to track and assess impacts of the armed-conflict on the socioeconomic situation and the lives of people of Syria during the current crisis. The report is the fourth in the series and covers the four...Read More

World Economic Outlook, September 2003, chapter III The potential risks associated with high public debt have long been a concern if economic policymakers around the globe. In the industrial countries, the need to strengthen fiscal positions and reduce public debt to...Read More

This report is the fifth of a series of Economic Reviews on Egypt by the African Development Bank (AfDB)’s Country Office in Egypt. It covers Egypt’s economic performance up to September 2013 ─ unless otherwise noted ─ based on data which was available at the time of...Read More

This Staff Discussion Note finds that education and health spending have risen during IMF-supported programs at a faster pace than in developing countries as a whole. The analysis is based on the most comprehensive dataset assembled thus far for this purpose, with data...Read More