In July 2012 the European Central Bank and the Central Bank of China reduced interest rates. What does this mean for these economies?
In July 2012 the European Central Bank and the Central Bank of China reduced interest rates. What does this mean for these economies?
What can accelerate the transition from public sector-lead development to a market-driven economy?
How is fiscal policy being developed to attract investors within non-hydrocarbons sectors?
Which areas of the economy would you identify as ready for further liberalisation, and which do you feel need further development to support growth?
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