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Roots of the Crisis (economic growth_1)

January 5, 2012 Policy Highlights, Roots & Impact, Roots & Impact | Policy Highlight Leave a comment 1,663 Views

Syria achieved a relatively high economic growth rate with an average of 4.45% between 2001 and 2010. The main source of economic growth is capital accumulation, whereas, labor and human capital have a relatively weak contribution.

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