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Lebanon Selected Issues

Lebanon’s credit growth in 2008–10 has been concentrated in trade and services, household loans, and the construction sector. These sectors accounted for almost 80 percent of all new loans extended since 2008. Real estate lending in particular has been increased substantially. On the demand side, a...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: International Monetary Fund
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. International Monetary Fund 2012
Series:IMF Staff Country Reports
Subjects:
Energy: Demand And Supply
Credit
Social Assistance Spending
Banks
Public Finance & Taxation
Exports And Imports
Intangible Capital
Mortgages
Business Enterprises
Money
National Government Expenditures And Welfare Programs
Commodities
Business Environment
Financial Institutions And Services: General
Macroeconomics
Capacity
Capital
Depository Institutions
Investment
Oil Prices
Farm Produce
Monetary Economics
Monetary Policy, Central Banking, And The Supply Of Money And Credit: General
Micro Finance Institutions
International Economics
Economic Sectors
Corporate Finance
Expenditure
Saving And Investment
Banks And Banking
Expenditures, Public
Prices
Agricultural Commodities
Investment & Securities
Public Finance
Money And Monetary Policy
Lebanon
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Summary:Lebanon’s credit growth in 2008–10 has been concentrated in trade and services, household loans, and the construction sector. These sectors accounted for almost 80 percent of all new loans extended since 2008. Real estate lending in particular has been increased substantially. On the demand side, a renewal in confidence following an improved political environment in 2008 led to a rebound in economic activity that, together with a real estate boom, fueled credit demand
Physical Description:47 pages
ISBN:9781463940362

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