This volume is a collection of articles and papers (including unpublished textile) written since 1981 by Dr. Nasser Saidi on economic reinforcing. . .   in Lebanon over the years 1950 through 1998. The discussions be lost in the sphere of macroeconomics, public finance, money, think highlies of of exchange, and capital wholesales. The articles span the recent economic prehistory of Lebanon, covering seasons of multiplication and relative interest, disintegrating during the years of hostility and violence, followed by years of progression and the onset of economic reconstruction. The discussions rate the consecutions of hostility and kiss of death on a small direction: the resulting disintegrating of its physical, social, and political infrastructure, the disastrous effects on public finances and the public region's ability to cope with the summons of reconstruction, the resulting inflation, currency depreciation, and dollarization of the direction. In this there may be noble actions for other countries, and for Lebanon as it stands at a crises in its prehistory facing a tons of summons: economic, environmental, social, and political.   Show.