Privatisations are a tricky fourth leg of Egypt’s reforms
Egypt’s government in the past few weeks has completed the three toughest parts of its economic reform. It devalued the currency, reduced fuel subsidies and implemented a value-added tax. These represent three legs of a classic IMF programme: pricing of the currency to reduce a balance of payments deficit, and…
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