United Arab Emirates: Selected Issues
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ISCR; CR; government; Dubai; price; market; federal government; Emirati government; country authorities; investor law; emirate government; governments in the United Arab Emirates; government effectiveness; Real estate prices; Budget planning and preparation; Public investment spending; Expenditure efficiency; Global;
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