Egyp: what will stop the deteriorating trend for economy in egypt?
January 27, 2012
(A) is definitely the worst option of the four. E.g. per capita income has decreased 25 per cent since 1979 in Iran, where Khomeini notoriously remarked that 'economics is for donkeys', Gaza was going to be Hong Kong 20 years ago and now it's an emirate of darkness.(B) would only lead to more violence.(C) is bad because when a country can't keep a prime minister for more than a few months you know it's unstable. The previous prime minister was hand-picked to please the protesters and even he couldn't last, so right now whatever prime minister can stay the longest is the best.I would say (D) STABILITY is a MUST, and stability at the moment can only come from legal control steps by the military. The military said it wouldn't let a second Khomeini take power in Egypt, and I hope they keep their promise.Egypt needs a stable, sustainable, strong, liberal, Western-style, militarily backed government that politically and economically motivates tourists, expatriates, foreign investors and all manners of exchanges with all developed nations and HARSHLY punishes monkey business like the raid on the embassy and deadly incitement against Copts, which are murder on the stock market. Unfortunately this is not going to happen. Edited 2 days ago informative answer
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