Constraintson Growth in the MENA Region
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WP; country; MENA region; Algeria; Lebanon; Growth; Physical infrastructure; Labor skill shortages; Financial constraints; countries in the MENA; MENA country; growth performance of the Middle East and North Africa; MENA economy; MENA average; growth in the MENA; business manager; Labor shortages; Electricity; Business enterprises; Total factor productivity; Central and Eastern Europe; Sub-Saharan Africa;All these keywords.
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