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SWFs and the Economic Development Agenda – Reflections on the “Arab Spring”

December 10, 2011September 3, 2017 Anurag Rastogi 0 Comment Arab Spring, Capital flow, Commentary, Domestic Mandate, Dutch Disease, Economic Development, Elijah Reese, Government Policies, Home Economy, Investment, Job Creation, Liquidity, MENA, Private Sector, Social Development, Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs)

by Elijah Reese Without preference to the Arab world, economic challenges fuel social pressures. As the Arab Spring has ably demonstrated,

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