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The Expected Impact of Absorbing Returning Palestinians on The West Bank and Gaza Strip Labor Markets
In this study, a detailed model is presented to incorporate the labor markets in the... Read More
A Perspective on the Future Dollar-Euro Exchange Rate: Implications for the Peripheral Mediterranean Countries
This study examines some of the factors that may constitute the main determinants of the... Read More
The Egyptian Exporting Community and the Institutional Setup: Assessment of The Last Decade Developments and Perspectives for The EU-Med Partnership
This study evaluates the development of the institutional environment in Egypt over the last decade... Read More
Export Competitiveness: Where Does The Middle East and North Africa Region Stand?
Globalization could raise the export opportunities for the MENA region. Given its characteristics and endowments,... Read More
Selecting A Social Choice Rule: An Exploratory Panel Study
This study is an attempt to empirically understand public preferences concerning social choice rules. We... Read More
Understanding Good Institutional Design in Hospital Corporatization: A Decision Rights Approach
Corporatization is a hybrid organizational form between public sector ownership and privatization that is increasingly... Read More
Libre échange et migration marocaine: Une approche par l’équilibre général calculable
Cet article développe un modèle d'équilibre général calculable statique intégrant les principales hypothèses de la... Read More
Mean-Reversion Across MENA Stock Markets: Implications for Portfolio Allocations
Are stock market returns mean-reverting in the region? Mean reversion in a stock market suggests... Read More
A Var Analysis of Exchange Market Pressure: A Case Study for the MENA Region
Recent currency crises in Asia and Latin America have once again raised the question of... Read More