Dr. Hamad Kasasbeh
The challenges facing the Jordanian economy were not created by one event, nor by a single decision or a specific phase. They developed gradually over many years, as regional crises, limited resources, and fiscal pressures interacted with delays in reforms that could have reduced the cost had they been implemented earlier. Therefore, discussing “lost opportunities” is not meant to assign blame in an emotional way. It is a calm reading of an economic path that could have been more capable of growth and job creation…
