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Economic Review Volume 1 No. 5 |
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| The Cambodia's Garment Industry in 2005 and Beyond |
A Quantitative Analysis of the Critical Challenges
While the demand for garment products has ever been increasing, the sources of supply have also moved to low cost producing countries, and intensified competition among them. [Read more detail] |
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| The Impact of International Crude Oil Prices on Cambodia |
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The price of crude oil in the world market has increased significa-ntly in the past five years. The anticipa-ted further growth of large emerging econo-mies, including China, is unlikely to dampen the demand for crude oil, and to keep its price in check. The petrol pump price in Cambodia has seemed to be in a positive correlation with the world price eventh-ough over the years, the local price has increased at a rate faster than that of the crude oil. It seems local income earners in riel currency has bore a heavier burden than those who earn their inco- es in US dollar [Read more detail] |
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| The Provision of Health Care in Cambodia at a Glance |
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Access to health care in Cambodia has generally been limited, and conseq-uently resulted in poor health care statistics. In addition to a relatively meagre budget, the health care delivery has not been as efficient as it could be. [Read more detail] |
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