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built on Switzerland’s lakefronts around 10,000 years ago, and according to archaeologists, linen was first domesticated in ancient Mesopotamia. While the use of linen for garments in Mesopotamia was mainly reserved for the ruling class, the use of linen in Ancient Egypt was much more ...
the focus was on high-yielding local currency CDs to absorb liquidity in the market and contain inflationary pressures. This comes to potentially attract USD flows from the parallel market to shore up FX liquidity in the banking system and ease the FX crunch Egypt has been experiencing ...
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Croatia, which is highly dependent on tourism, reopened its borders in July 2020. Despite this, the economy still struggled with a substantial increase in unemployment. Croatia’s vaccination program began slightly before the New Year 2021. Over half of the population have been fully vaccinated. ...
The “traditional view” on the historical decline of child labour has emphasised the role of the approval of effective child labour (minimum wor
To understand the dynamics of the new globalized economy, certain countries are often grouped together based on common traits, like growth rate, population, and political circumstances. We all know about the G7 (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US), but what abo...
of desert 30 miles east of Cairo, Egypt, a new city is rising. Already boasting the tallest tower in Africa and the biggest cathedral in the Middle East, the city is one of a series of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s grand megaprojects intended to develop the country’s economy. ...
Launched in 1988, this index lists constituents from 24emerging economiesincluding China, Egypt, India, Korea, Thailand, Brazil, South Africa, and Mexico.8It compiles the market capitalization of all the companies that are listed on these countries' stock exchanges. ...
Egypt’s banking industry was hit hard when over two hundred executives resigned after the country’scentral bankapplied a maximum wage law of approximately $5,800 monthly.Switzerland initiated a referendum in 2013, which failed to pass, that would have limited a company’s executive pay to twel...