Converting arab family businesses into publicly listed companies

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Issues are presented concerning the marketplace challenges which face family-run businesses and the difficulties which can be encountered through the public listing of such businesses. World Trade Organization requirements are discussed.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Economic Development NEC, Laws, regulations and rules, Middle East, Economic development, World Trade Organization, Business enterprises, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses

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Arab world economic outlook: more positive for gulf oil producers and Maghreb States

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An overview of the economic situation of Arab countries is presented. Particular attention is given to statistic information regarding rates of economic growth and ways in which they are affected by trends towards privatization.

United States, Brief Article

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Budgetary developments in the Arab countries

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An analysis of budgetary developments in the Gulf region is presented and the Arab governments' budget proposals for 2001 are discussed.

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