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The closely linked construction and real estate sectors are, along with tourism and the financial services sector, the main pillars of the Bahamas' economy.
In recent years, Indonesia has enjoyed healthy returns in the mining sector as prices of metals have peaked, but the unanimous consensus is that more could be done.
Faced with slowing economic growth, low commodity prices and an international financial crisis, the Malaysian government is resorting to fiscal stimulus measures to prevent further economic deterioration.
South Africa closed 2008 with cause for quiet optimism on a number of fronts.
Though Bulgaria was sidetracked by the economic slowdown, the country fared better in 2008 than many of its neighbours and fellow members of the EU, maintaining higher levels of growth, seeing a fall in inflation and recording solid rates of foreign direct investment (FDI).
While the Philippines has not been immune to the effects of the global financial crisis and economic slowdown, it managed to avoid slipping into recession and maintained steady growth in 2008, which was driven in part by the strong performance of many sectors in the first half of the year.

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