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English: The National Competitiveness Report of Armenia, 2013-2014 is devoted to the topic of economic growth and its binding constraints. The study evaluates the economic performance of Armenia with a special focus on investments and financial intermediation highlighting key trends, root causes for the current performance, constraints, and potential for expansion. Foreward by Harvard professor Ricardo Hausman.
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