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14 Mar 2012: Contents. Abstract 2. Foreword 4. Preface 5. 1. Economic and Regional Context 7. ... Inflation Rate Unemployment RateReal GDP Annual Growth%. Economic Performance 1990-2002. Source: HSBC Business Economics; Bundesbank/ECB; Datastream.

14 Mar 2012: 17 Economist Intelligence Unit (2000) pp19-20. 18 Israeli Export Institute, Economics Department, 2001. ... Wenoted increasing pessimism in ourinterviewees between March and September. Political and Economic Context.

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