: Oman's potential nonhydrocarbon real GDP growth has trended downward since the globalfinancial crisis, with a negative contribution from total factor productivity. This paper estimates productivitygains associated with structural reforms and identifies key binding constraints and reform priorities to boostproductivity in Oman. Our results show that reforms to reduce the state's footprint and strengthen institutionsas well as product market reforms, should be prioritized and packaged
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