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Tables of Contents for The Arab World Competitiveness Report 2002-2003
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
v
Klaus Schwab
Executive Summary
viii
Peter K. Cornelius
Part 1: Chapters
1
248
Engines of Growth for the Arab World
2
20
Peter K. Cornelius
Andrew M. Warner
Economic Growth and Investment in the Arab World
22
12
Xavier Sala-i-Martin
Elsa V. Artadi
The Arab Population
34
28
United Nations Population Fund
Structural Reforms in the Middle East and North Africa
62
18
John Page
Fiscal Revenue in South Mediterranean Arab Countries: Vulnerabilities and Growth Potential
80
10
Karim Nashashibi
Arab Banking and Capital Market Developments
90
18
Rodney Wilson
Foreign Direct Investment in the Arab World: The Changing Investment Landscape
108
12
Florence Eid
Fiona Paua
The Arab World in the Global Market: What the Trade Data Reveal
120
24
Friedrich von Kirchbach
Fiona Paua
Mondher Mimouni
Jean-Michel Pasteels
Trade Relations Between the EU and North Africa
144
24
Ahmed Farouk Ghoneim
Jurgen von Hagen
Susanna Wolf
The Hydrocarbon Sector
168
12
Paul Tempest
Challenges for Information and Communication Technology Development in the Arab World
180
24
Soumitra Dutta
Charles El-Hage
Karim Sabbagh
Paola Tarazi
A Review of Telecommunications and Networked Readiness in the Arab World: Capturing the Opportunity
204
14
Scott Beardsley
Kito de Boer
Gassan al-Kibsi
Luis Enriquez
Education in the Arab States: Preparing to Compete in the Global Economy
218
18
Thomas J. Cassidy, Jr.
Environmental Sustainability in the Arab World
236
13
Daniel C. Esty
Marc A. Levy
Andrew Winston
Part 2: Country Profiles and Data Presentation
249
72
How the Country Profiles Work
250
6
Jennifer Blanke
Friedrich von Kirchbach
Jean-Michel Pasteels
Algeria
256
4
Bahrain
260
4
Egypt
264
4
Jordan
268
4
Kuwait
272
4
Lebanon
276
4
Libya
280
4
Mauritania
284
4
Morocco
288
4
Oman
292
4
Qatar
296
4
Saudi Arabia
300
4
Syrian Arab Republic
304
4
Tunisia
308
4
United Arab Emirates
312
4
Yemen, Rep.
316
5
Part 3: The Executive Opinion Survey
321
6
Interpreting the Executive Opinion Survey
322
5
Jennifer Blanke
Index of Tables
327
2
Survey Responses
329
52
Acknowledgments
381
6
Contributors
387