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2019
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Eric Verdeil et al., « Part 3 - An Unbalanced Economy: the Growth of Inequality », Presses de l’Ifpo
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A small country, Lebanon is characterized by a service-based economy and a level of human development that positions it between the southeastern parts of Europe and the other Near-Eastern countries. It is strongly dependent on the Arab Gulf countries, to where it exports its qualified workforce and from where it receives financial flows and investments that keep its economy running, especially its financial and banking sectors, coupled with real estate and tourism. Its balance of trade is distinctly...
