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Shrinking Comfort Zone, And Options Running Out

March 2010 | Economic Analysis

BMI View: The government is in a quandary, with seemingly no easy solution to a slate of economic woes, starting with a contracting hydrocarbons sector. Growth will be constrained over the next few years, with little non-oil activity worth

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