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Will Oman's additional spending boost growth?

Oman has recently announced significant additional government spending over the previous commitments made in April, which is likely to have an impact on economic growth in the near term. Nonetheless, while the fiscal stimulus may help reduce short-term political risks, the long term impacts (in terms of productivity and business costs) may be negative.

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