How Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan and even Egypt became IMF "Success Stories" in the 1990s

Karen Pfeifer

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Karen Pfeifer, How Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan and even Egypt became IMF "Success Stories" in the 1990s, Middle East Report, No. 210, Reform or Reaction? Dilemmas of Economic Development in the Middle East (Spring, 1999), pp. 23-27

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