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The macroeconomic model for Lebanon is developed to analyse the effects of increased government expenditure, and it’s funding, upon key macroeconomic variables, and the government’s current policy approach to the fiscal crisis. The book will be of interest to researchers and scholars of contemporary Middle East economies, as well as, more generally, those interested in macro modelling fiscal deficits and their funding in developing economies.
The Vietnamese economy has undergone a dramatic transformation since the initiation of economic reform, under the banner of Doi Moi, in 1986. Starting with the agricultural sector and then broadening to the industrial sector, the structure of the economy changed dramitically with reform, and also experienced unprecedented rates of economic growth for a considerable part of the 1990s. Foreign direct investment played an important role during this period, and ...