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How Do People in MENA Evaluate their Economic Prospects?
TERRORISM OIL IMPORTERS DEFICIT OIL PRICE OIL MARKET BALANCE FUTURES FISCAL DEFICITS FUTURE ACTIVITIES REMITTANCE EXCHANGE MILLION BARRELS BALANCE OF PAYMENTS INVESTMENT PROJECTS OIL BOOM EXPORTERS REVENUES EXPENDITURES OIL EXPORTS OIL REVENUES EFFICIENCY OF ENERGY USE GAS BARRELS PER DAY ENERGY USE PRICE ENVIRONMENT GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT MARKET TAX OIL PRODUCTION PUBLIC DEBT HYDROCARBON SECTOR INFLATION BARREL ENERGY EFFICIENCY BUDGET GOVERNMENT DEBT CONVERSION GOODS OIL PRICES PETROLEUM SECURITY OIL EXPORTERS INVESTMENT OIL SHARE CRUDE OIL CONTRACTS SHALE OIL OPTIONS WATER MILLION BARRELS PER DAY DEBT DEFICITS REMITTANCES RESERVES PRICES MONETARY AUTHORITIES TAXES ENERGY FISCAL DEFICIT
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Middle East and North Africa | Middle East | North Africa
2016-06-02T18:23:09Z | 2016-06-02T18:23:09Z | 2016-04
In the global environment with the risk of prolonged low growth, the short-term economic outlook for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region remains “cautiously "pessimistic”, according to the World Bank’s latest MENA Economic Monitor. Growth in theregion is expected to average about 3 percent i
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