Fiscal Institutions and Macroeconomic Management in Resource-Rich Arab Economies

This project seeks to examine the role that budget institutions and the rules and procedures that govern them play in the macroeconomic management of resource-rich economies. The research aims, particularly, to provide a better understanding of the role that fiscal institutions and fiscal rules may play in short run stabilization and economic diversification of resource-endowed countries, especially Arab countries.

Fiscal Institutions and Macroeconomic Management in Resource-Rich Arab Economies

Jeffrey Nugent

Professor of Economics, University of Southern California

Conferences
GCC in the Midst of Global Changes: Responding to a New Economic Order

Conference highlights Since the early 1970s, successive economic development plans in each of the six members of the... Read More

Dec 08, 2019

The Sustainability of GCC Development under the New Global Oil Order

This paper reviews the development experiences of the six GCC countries, which managed to avoid the explicit consequences of... Read More

Women’s access to market opportunities in South Asia and the Middle East & North Africa: barriers, opportunities and policy challenges

Women's access to market opportunities in South Asia and the Middle East & North Africa: barriers, opportunities and... Read More