Egypt's Crisis, America's Dilemma

Jabber, Paul

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“…To appease the domestic population, it was reported that the press was given more freedom, political controls were relaxed, and efforts to curb corruption were made. While ties with the United States loosened over these first few years, the United States remained Egypt's largest benefactor over this period (Jabber 1986). Even though domestic political pressures eased, Mubarak faced growing government debt and an economy with serious structural issues.…”

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The Political Economy of Reform in Egypt

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1990

Int. J. Middle East Stud.

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The Egyptian economy has deteriorated since the early 1980s. In response to periods of economic crisis, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and actors within the Egyptian government have been pushing President Hosni Mubarak to reform the economic system. Similar, but less obvious, efforts at reform are found throughout Egyptian society; private organizations are providing services–education, job training, health care, and day care–in the face of governmental unwillingness or inability to make these services available as promised

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Journal of Business Ethics

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Egypt's Crisis, America's Dilemma

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