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been virtually no change in the tax/GDP ratio over the past decade. The best performers in this respect are Latin America and the Middle East and North Africa with ratios above 30%. Several factors have been advanced to explain the poor performance in tax revenue mobilization in de- veloping countries. T

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s to promote job growth. With everything said, the new Libya has great potential, and with stability the possibility of becoming the Qatar or UAE in North Africa, as well as a major financial and cultural center. In spite claims of being a piece loving nation, America is warring nation and in Washington this

goff on the dangerous debt "threshold" at go percent of G.D.P. The problem is that the studies did not hold up under scrutiny. Because in late 2010, the International Monetary Fund had reworked Alesina-Ardagna with better data and reversed their findings, while many economists raised fundamental questions about Reinhart-Rogoff

gh-technology share of manufacturing (1995 1997) Singapore Mexico Korea World Latin America, Caribbean Brazil Sub-Saharan Africa Middle East, North Africa Average Arab region Average Gulf Average Mediterranean J 3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Source: Adapted from Haddad (2002) and La!! (1999). C

ries especially in Egypt and Algeria, while none of the Gulf countries reportedly shares the same problem. Moreover, according to estimates from the International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook (IMF 2002), average unemployment rates across the Mediterranean countries exceed those of the Gulf countries. However, trends