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End year 1994 (our estimate) Likely, not confirmed 2 Checked Flag Scope: country: Gambia Likely, not confirmed 2 Checked Flag Audit of The Gambia's economic policy reform program, project nos. 635-0228 and 635-0231 Likely, not confirmed 1 Checked Flag The AID economic policy reform program in The Gambia Likely, not confirmed 1 Checked Flag African economic policy reform program Likely, not confirmed 1 Checked Flag Rolled out under Ronald Reagan Our estimate 2 Checked Flag Gambia Stated in a document 8 Checked Flag USAID. Mission to The Gambia Stated in a document 6 Checked Flag Gambia Stated in a document 8 Checked Flag Topics (15) Stated in a document 15 Checked Flag Start year 1987 Stated in a document 2 Checked Flag Implementation, impacts, and rationalization of market - determined interest rates in The Gambia (1986-90) : a final evaluation report about Gambia's economic policy reform program (GEPRP), project 635-0228 Stated in a document 1 Checked Flag GEPRP addresses Foreign exchange rates
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Fact value Foreign exchange rates Document African economic policy reform program, an evaluation summary from 1991 PD-ABC-774 Page no page: metadata field DEC field topics Source Open document at the first page No quote: this fact comes from a metadata field, shown as stored.
Fact value Foreign exchange rates Document Implementation, impacts, and rationalization of market - determined interest rates in The Gambia (1986-90) : a final evaluation report about Gambia's economic policy reform program (GEPRP), project 635-0228, a final evaluation report from 1991 XD-ABC-774-A Page no page: metadata field DEC field topics Source Open document at the first page