Development Economics Prospects Group / MENA Travel / Thomson / Suez / World Bank DDP / S&P / U.S. net / Trans-Pacific Partnership / World Bank Group / /
Continent
Europe / Asia / /
Country
Yemen / Estonia / Egypt / France / Japan / Brazil / Canada / Portugal / China / Philippines / India / Germany / Italy / Tunisia / Mexico / Indonesia / Belgium / Russia / Jordan / United States / Morocco / Argentina / Lebanon / Spain / Greece / Ireland / /
energy efficient autos / higher energy prices / high food prices / oil supply / commodities-not food / Base metal prices / food importing countries / oil producing countries / finance / non-manufacturing industries / food / energy / oil crisis / unemployment insurance provisioning / crude oil / outbound travel / nominal retail sales / government finance / higher oil price / high energy prices / manufacturing / Oil prices / oil crises / oil market / food availability / energy price increases / food markets / Food prices / oil importers / energy prices / oil / long decline food / Retail sales / crude oil futures prices / manufacturing base / retail turnover / food security / Oil importing countries / real energy / /
NaturalFeature
Suez Canal / Pacific coast / Gulf Coast / /
Organization
House of Representatives / Japan Cabinet Office / U.S. Department of Commerce / WTTC / World Trade Organization / OECD / G-20 / US Federal Reserve / NY Fed / European Union / Bank of Japan / World Bank / /
Person
Naoto Kan / Andrew Burns / John Baffes / Facundo Martin / Sabah Mirza (Annex) / Mick Riordan / Jean Pierre Lacombe / Lucio Vinhas de Souza / Allen Dennis / Bush / Shane Streifel / / /
Position
Prime Minister / important driver / /
Product
Oct-10 / /
ProgrammingLanguage
L / /
ProvinceOrState
British Columbia / Dubai / Alberta / /
Region
Middle East / North Africa / Central Asia / Saharan Africa / U.S. Gulf Coast / East Asia / Latin America / South Asia / United States U.S. / /
Developing Trends: February 2011 Overview The dramatic turn of events in the MENA region has been a watershed for social and political-economy developments in Tunisia, notably in Egypt, and potentially beyond— with dem