Jad Chaaban Getting Lebanon’s Economic Rescue Priorities Right

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What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.

What should be done to get Lebanon out of this crisis? And more importantly, who should, or can, do it? Many solutions have been circulated, including bailouts, foreign lending programs under the IMF or other institutions, further cuts to public spending, and funding safety nets for the impoverished.