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No Way Out For Troubled Economy

June 2008 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: Yemen's economy has been badly impacted by global economic trends, and even high oil prices can provide only a temporary palliative, although the prospect of liquefied natural gas revenues from 2009 is one positive to look forward

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