Arab Spring-Related Economic Losses For Affected Countries: $56-Billion

alifarabia | October 16, 2011 | Africa, Egypt, Egypt & MENA, Feaured Egypt, Macroeconomic Data, North Africa | No Comments

The Arab Spring not only cost at least three dictators their jobs but also $56-billlion in lost GDP for the worst affected countries, according to a statistical study by a consulting firm. READ MORE HERE

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