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BIGGER IS BETTER

By Sarah Abdullah • Jul 21st, 2009

But Saudi citizens and businesses are clearly feeling the pinch of the recession. A large injection of government spending will certainly provide a fillip, but business and consumer confidence will be noticeably absent for the long term.               

 

 


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