Publication

Nov 2011

This paper addresses the declining state of the Egyptian economy following the downfall of Hosni Mubarak, also providing several recommendations towards how to reverse the downturn. The effects of the slowdown were most visible in terms of domestic consumption, direct private investment and tourism. The report offers a mix of of short-term and medium-term measures for the transitional government to help improve the economy.

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Author Ibrahim Saif
Series Carnegie Middle East Center Papers
Issue 28
Publisher Carnegie Middle East Center
Copyright © 2011 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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