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MACROECONOMIC VULNERABILITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: APPROACHES AND ISSUES Anuradha Seth and Amr Ragab* ABSTRACT Economic vulnerability is approached from micro- and macroeconomic perspectives.
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