This paper evaluates the 2003 Article IV Consultation and a Request for a Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) for the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYRM). The Article IV policy discussions focused on regaining a sustainable fiscal and external position, restarting economic growth and job creation, and addressing vulnerabilities resulting from public sector indebtedness, banking sector fragility, and euroization of bank and government balance sheets. FYRM has also requested IMF support of the program under an SBA in the amount SDR 20 million.Article IV consultations;payments, credit, current account, external debt, balance of payments, debt service, central bank, purchases, current account deficit, amortization, public debt, reserve assets, ...
This paper outlines a brief political and financial history of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Maced...
Funding is the most important instrument in the implementation of local economic development. Munici...
Croatia achieved progress in restoring control over the public finances. Executive Directors welcome...
This paper examines Croatia’s 2004 Article IV Consultation and Request for Stand-By Arrangement (SBA...
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Romania’s 2004 Article IV Consultation and Request for Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) are discussed. The...
Bosnia and Herzegovina has come a long way, but has to achieve more in terms of economic transition....
This paper reviews Albania’s 2004 Article IV Consultation, Fifth Review Under the Poverty Reduction ...
These paper goal is to point out the relevance of efficient coordination of fiscal and monetary poli...
Until recently, Croatia's economic performance was the envy of many countries in transition: a succe...
This paper examines Peru’s Request for a Stand-By Arrangement (SBA). Performance under the 2002–03 S...
This Selected Issues paper and Statistical Appendix formulates a medium-term fiscal framework for th...
This Selected Economic Issues paper for Bosnia and Herzegovina reports that output, exports, and inc...
This paper evaluates Tajikistan’s 2002 Article IV Consultation and a Request for a Three-Year Arrang...
The European Union, in the last few decades, has paid special attention to promoting economic and so...
This paper outlines a brief political and financial history of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Maced...
Funding is the most important instrument in the implementation of local economic development. Munici...
Croatia achieved progress in restoring control over the public finances. Executive Directors welcome...
This paper examines Croatia’s 2004 Article IV Consultation and Request for Stand-By Arrangement (SBA...
This Selected Issues paper for Bulgaria highlights that the rapid credit expansion has not raised si...
Romania’s 2004 Article IV Consultation and Request for Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) are discussed. The...
Bosnia and Herzegovina has come a long way, but has to achieve more in terms of economic transition....
This paper reviews Albania’s 2004 Article IV Consultation, Fifth Review Under the Poverty Reduction ...
These paper goal is to point out the relevance of efficient coordination of fiscal and monetary poli...
Until recently, Croatia's economic performance was the envy of many countries in transition: a succe...
This paper examines Peru’s Request for a Stand-By Arrangement (SBA). Performance under the 2002–03 S...
This Selected Issues paper and Statistical Appendix formulates a medium-term fiscal framework for th...
This Selected Economic Issues paper for Bosnia and Herzegovina reports that output, exports, and inc...
This paper evaluates Tajikistan’s 2002 Article IV Consultation and a Request for a Three-Year Arrang...
The European Union, in the last few decades, has paid special attention to promoting economic and so...
This paper outlines a brief political and financial history of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Maced...
Funding is the most important instrument in the implementation of local economic development. Munici...
Croatia achieved progress in restoring control over the public finances. Executive Directors welcome...