Middle East Economic Survey
VOL. XLVIII
No 16
18-April-2005
JORDAN
High Oil Prices Fail To Dampen Thriving Jordanian Economy In 2004
High oil prices have failed to dampen the growth of the thriving Jordanian economy which grew at a real rate of 6% the highest level since 1995 according to a report by Lebanons Banque Audi. Growth was seen across the board, with particular dynamism in the agricultural, industrial and construction sectors, all driven by strong domestic demand, domestic investment,...
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