Despite Egypt’s adoption of an “open-door” policy since the 1970s and a rapid expansion of world trade in recent decades, the openness indicator, nearly halved from 1980 (46%) to 2000 (24%), with the same trend recorded for services. Since 2001, a number of trade liberalization and reform measures, although falling short of opening Egypt’s protected market, contributed to enhancing exports to the global market place. The pace of liberalization received a boost with the new government’s reinforcement of export -oriented policies
This paper shows Egypt's Macroeconomic review to analyze Economic situation, Regional Trade agreemen...
This paper explores the impact of trade liberalisation on the economies of the Arab Maghreb Union (A...
Long before President Nasser took over in 1952, Egypt was considered a very attractive location for ...
Despite Egypt’s adoption of an “open-door” policy since the 1970s and a rapid expansion of world tra...
Free trade relations have become an important issue in both trade and development literature since t...
In fact The EU is the most important trading partner for the Mediterranean countries accounting for ...
Egypt has many international trading partners across the globe with the European Union being the maj...
Abstract Egypt is a fairly large country with a struggling economy, like many others in the region. ...
This paper investigated the potential effect of market failures in labor and capital markets in addi...
Foreign trade plays a great role to achieve economic development for almost all countries. However,E...
When the Euro Mediterranean Partnership Agreement (EMP) between Egypt and the European Union came in...
The promotion of free trade is one of the oldest policy implications offered by international econom...
The Uruguay Round will generally have a limited impact on Egyptian policies affecting goods, investm...
Egypt, starting from the second half of the first decade of the 21st century, has begun to realize i...
In this research, a regional intertemporal general equilibrium model is constructed to study the nat...
This paper shows Egypt's Macroeconomic review to analyze Economic situation, Regional Trade agreemen...
This paper explores the impact of trade liberalisation on the economies of the Arab Maghreb Union (A...
Long before President Nasser took over in 1952, Egypt was considered a very attractive location for ...
Despite Egypt’s adoption of an “open-door” policy since the 1970s and a rapid expansion of world tra...
Free trade relations have become an important issue in both trade and development literature since t...
In fact The EU is the most important trading partner for the Mediterranean countries accounting for ...
Egypt has many international trading partners across the globe with the European Union being the maj...
Abstract Egypt is a fairly large country with a struggling economy, like many others in the region. ...
This paper investigated the potential effect of market failures in labor and capital markets in addi...
Foreign trade plays a great role to achieve economic development for almost all countries. However,E...
When the Euro Mediterranean Partnership Agreement (EMP) between Egypt and the European Union came in...
The promotion of free trade is one of the oldest policy implications offered by international econom...
The Uruguay Round will generally have a limited impact on Egyptian policies affecting goods, investm...
Egypt, starting from the second half of the first decade of the 21st century, has begun to realize i...
In this research, a regional intertemporal general equilibrium model is constructed to study the nat...
This paper shows Egypt's Macroeconomic review to analyze Economic situation, Regional Trade agreemen...
This paper explores the impact of trade liberalisation on the economies of the Arab Maghreb Union (A...
Long before President Nasser took over in 1952, Egypt was considered a very attractive location for ...