As the end of a tumultuous 2011 nears, the Lebanese economy is cornered between a wild Syrian card and a helpless public sector, while the glory years of high single-digit growth are now more a chapter in history than an interrupted norm. Instead, economists see 2012 as challenging at best, although they confess a difficulty in peeking into a post-crisis Middle East, a complex Syrian dilemma, and a fractious Lebanese political environment.
Source: http://www.albawaba.com/syrian-unrest-slow-lebanon-2012-405955
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