The Economic Situation in Egypt in the Context of Political instability and a Risky Transition
Abstract
This document presents a Report on the Economic Situation in Egypt in the Context of Political instability and a Risky Transition. Despite the political uncertainty, Egypt’s economy maintained a growth of 1.8 points in 2012 as compared to 1.7 points in 2011. Activities increased in most of the sectors, though exports shrunk by 0.5 points. Domestic demand was the driving engine of growth as it contributed 5.1 points. Final consumption contributed 3.9% points out of which household consumption alone represents 3.6 points. Gross fixed investment (GFI) added 0.1 point, while GCF contributed 1.2 points. However, external demand contracted this growth by 3.3 points with 2.8 points due to an increase in imports.
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| 2019-02-11 15:45:49
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كلمات المفاتيح :
Economic development//Gender//Gender Equality// Women’s rights//Economic situation//Egypt // Economic empowerment of women //Political empowerment of women//Women and decision making//Women and labour//