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The Daily Dawn Economic & Business Review from December 8-14, 2003 covered a range of economic and business topics over the course of a week. Key events included a decline in the stock market due to political instability, the signing of an export deal between two countries, and an increase in inflation that economists said could slow economic growth if not addressed.
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- 1. Daily Dawn Economic & Business Review December 8-14, 2003