Here are 10 countries that have made significant economic reforms recently (in no particular order):
1. India: Implemented major reforms in areas such as taxation (GST), bankruptcy laws, foreign direct investment (FDI), and ease of doing business.
2. China: Undertook economic reforms related to opening up its market, liberalization of various sectors, and modernization of its financial system.
3. Saudi Arabia: Launched the Vision 2030 initiative to reduce dependency on oil, diversify the economy, and attract foreign investment.
4. Argentina: Implemented market-friendly reforms to stabilize the economy, attract foreign investment, and address fiscal deficits.
5. Mexico: Undertook reforms in sectors like telecommunications, energy, and education to spur economic growth and improve competitiveness.
6. Egypt: Implemented structural reforms, including currency devaluation, subsidy reforms, and investment law reforms, to stimulate economic growth and attract foreign investors.
7. Ukraine: Undertook significant reforms in areas such as anti-corruption measures, banking, land reform, and tax administration to improve the investment climate.
8. Rwanda: Implemented pro-business reforms to improve the ease of doing business, reduce bureaucracy, and attract foreign investment.
9. Uzbekistan: Undertook various reforms to liberalize its economy, reduce government regulation, attract foreign investment, and improve business climate.
10. Ethiopia: Implemented economic reforms to open up key sectors like telecommunications, logistics, and energy, attracting foreign investment and boosting economic development.
Please note that the term “recently” can be subjective, and reforms may vary in scope and impact.
