Computer Science
4 years ago

Egypt's growth hindered by inefficient financial system, OECD trends crucial.

The Journal of African Development
Economic growth in Egypt : constraints and determinants
Anton Dobronogov, Farrukh Iqbal

Paper Summary

Egypt shifted towards a market-oriented economy in the 1980s. Factors like government spending, private sector credit, and OECD country growth rates have influenced Egypt's economic growth. Inefficient financial systems are currently holding back further growth.

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