The Egyptian economy is worsening at a faster rate than the Greek economy. The political instability of the country and the strongly socialist and Islamist (and badly written) constitution that President Morsi is attempting to force into action only discourages more investors from abroad.
Additionally, much of Egypt's economy was previously controlled by a few wealthy families since they were the ones with the requisite education to make them profitable. Now, many of these large firms have been subdivided and contracted to "average" Egyptians who lack sufficient business-knowledge to run them well, causing compounding internal failures.
It is changing into more of a free market economy.
It's still a developing country. Dependant on tourism
Primarily a free market economy with some state control.
The political economy in Egypt in 2010 was extremely unstable. This contributed to the uprising of much of the ordinary population and the overthrow of Mubarak.
Egypt is a free market economy.
Egypt's economy is primarily tourism-based.
China is rapidly turning into a mixed economy. a mixture of socialism and private enterprise Egypt was never a communist state. and is now in a political state of flux.
Egypt's economy is based mainly on agriculture, media, petroleum exports, and tourism.
the economy is Egypt is bad because they have contaminated water all over Africa.
Egypt is a country. It is not in any state.
Egypt is officially a REPUBLIC, but it functions much more as if it were a military junta.
Egypt is an undeveloped country and has NO strong economy.
she rebuilt Egypt & raised the economy
mixed