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Economy

IMF says it is
ready to talk

Seeking aid to draft a plan
No mention of financial assistance
Economy

220,000 jobs lost
estimated by InfoPro

40 percent reduction in salaries
and 12 percent of companies ceased operation
Economy

Number of construction
permits down 20 percent

Mount Lebanon drops 40 percent
in areas covered by permits
Economy

Exports and imports
drop last year

Trade deficit shrinks
Economy

Economic Revival Plan
unveiled in its 2020 edition

More than 250 measures
proposed for all sectors
Economy

Economy

Minister of Labor urges
jobless: take low-skill jobs

Yammine: “It’s difficult to create
job opportunities in this economy”
Economy

Most food prices are up
except when down abroad

Variation from 12 percent decrease
to 20 percent increase
Economy

Two million
foreign visitors

Europeans top the list of tourists
Economy

Recession first
started in 2018

Inflation increased to 5.5 percent
Economy

Dollar hits LL2,500
at exchange counters

Bank restrictions and lack of vision faulted
Economy

21 percent of residents
are university graduates

Percentage of female graduates equal to men
Economy

Five million
reside in Lebanon

Workforce is at 1.8 million
Economy

No aid before reforms
says Paris aid conference

Participants mull sending
humanitarian assistance
Economy

Revival plan
launched by InfoPro

Calls for an economic revolution
Economy

Wild swings
in food prices

Variation from 23 percent decrease
to 42 percent increase
Economy

160,000 jobs lost
Businesses: 10 percent closed

InfoPro survey shows one third of companies
cut salaries by 40 percent
Economy

China: We will not
replace the US in Lebanon

Chinese firms have explored the market
but haven’t decided to invest
Economy

Chaos in food prices
as result from turmoil

Variations from ten percent decrease
to 24 percent increase
Economy
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