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In spite of deepening and spreading conflicts in the region, as well as, in many cases, a challenging internal socio-political environment, the Arab Countries in Transition (Egypt, Jordan, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Yemen) have broadly maintained macroeconomic stability. At the same time, however, their economies are not delivering the growth rates needed for a meaningful reduction in unemployment, in particular for the youth and women. Notwithstanding diversity of conditions, countries should quickly advance structural reforms to foster higher and more inclusive growth, and continue to strengthen fiscal and external buffers to maintain stability amid heightened uncertainty. Coordinated support from the international community will be crucial in the form of financing, improved trade access, and capacity building assistance.

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Qu'est-ce que l'inflation ? Quelles en sont les principales causes ? À qui profite-t-elle et quels en sont les principaux effets ? La désinflation est-elle un phénomène conjoncturel indépendant des politiques économiques ? De quels moyens les gouvernements disposent-ils pour lutter contre l'inflation ? Comment les grands pays développés ont-ils réussi leur passage à la désinflation ? Peut-on envisager que la déflation suive la désinflation ? Y a-t-il des perdants lorsque les prix sont stables ? Peut-on imaginer qu'il y ait croissance économique sans inflation ? Quelles sont les relations économiques entre l'inflation, le chômage et la croissance ? Les phénomènes récents (mondialisation, concurrence accrue, émergence du géant chinois, fluctuation du cours des matières premières…) sont-ils de nature déflationniste ou, au contraire, porteurs de nouvelles tensions inflationnistes ? C'est à ces questions que cet ouvrage tente de répondre, en s'appuyant sur les faits, les théories et les leçons des expériences historiques.

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