EMNES Working Paper No 54 - The Unfinished Business of Stabilisation Programmes: A CGE Model of Egypt

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EMNES Working Paper No 54 – The Unfinished Business of Stabilisation Programmes: A CGE Model of Egypt

October 22, 2021

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Several emerging economies have embarked on structural adjustment reform programmes to rectify economic imbalances. Most of these programmes have focussed more on short term oriented stabilisation reforms, which reduce the output gap. Yet longer-term structural policies can boost economic growth through shifting the potential GDP.

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