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Jordan’s exports and imports represent more than 36% and 81% of Jordan’s GDP respectively. Therefore, not only is Jordan’s economy highly vulnerable to change in the exchange rate, but also individual firm performances are vulnerable as well.  The sensitivity of the firms’ future income...
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This paper delineates the theoretical structure of the factors that determine economic growth in Qatar. The focal point of this paper is identifying the role of major macroeconomic variables that determine growth, namely; government spending, institutional settings, money supply, investment,...
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