How is the new dinar rate to be protected if the chief reasons for the depreciation of the national currency have not been eliminated? How is foreign capital to be attracted when not even the domestic owners are returning their capital from abroad? How should the economy’s competitiveness be increased if the managers of socially- and state-owned firms lack any […]

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