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Projected % Change
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2009
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2010
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Real GDP
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-4.3
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1.3
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Consumer Prices
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1
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1.1
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Source: World Economic Outlook (October 2009)
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Czech Republic and the IMF
Updated October 4, 2009
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The last Article IV Executive Board Consultation was on February 06, 2009. The Czech Republic is a subscriber to the Special Data Dissemination Standard. Listed below are items related to the Czech Republic, in reverse chronological order (you can also view items by category).
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| August 09, 2000 -- Czech Republic: Staff Report for the 2000 Article IV Consultation
Series: IMF Staff Country Report No. 00/96
Notes: Included with the Staff Report are the text of Public Information Notice No. 00/60 and a statement by Willy Kiekens and Jiri Jonas on July 26, 2000.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Banking Supervision
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Data Dissemination
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Fiscal Transparency
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Overview
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Securities Market
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| July 01, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Transparency of Monetary and Financial Policies
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries' observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| June 30, 2000 -- Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes: Czech Republic -- Update
This report compares country practices in Czech with internationally recognized standards and codes in the areas of data dissemination, fiscal transparency, monetary and financial policy transparency, and banking supervision, and in some instances, one or all of the following: securities markets, insurance regulations, and accounting and auditing standards. In reviewing countries’ observance of standards, the report covers disclosure practices and also discusses issues related to the quality of the information released.
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| June 01, 2000 -- Czech Koruna and Polish Zloty Currency Options - Information Contnent and EU-Accession Implications
Author/Editor: Méndez Morales, Armando
Series: Working Paper No. 00/91
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| May 09, 2000 -- Czech Republic -- 2000 IMF Article IV Consultation Mission Concluding Statement
At the conclusion of annual Article IV bilateral discussions with the authorities, and prior to the preparation of the staff's report to the Executive Board, the IMF mission often provides the authorities with a statement of its preliminary findings.
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| April 16, 2000 -- Statement by H.E. Didier Reynders, Minister of Finance of Belgium International Monetary and Financial Committee Washington, D.C., April 16, 2000
The International Monetary and Financial Committee member for the constituency consisting of Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Turkey
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| April 01, 2000 -- Exchange Rate Regimes in Selected Advanced Transition Economies - Coping with Transition, Capital Inflows, and EU Accession
Author/Editor: Corker, Robert J. | Beaumont, Craig | van Elkan, Rachel | Iakova, Dora M.
Series: Policy Discussion Paper No. 00/3
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| January 01, 2000 -- Pension System Viability and Reform Alternatives in the Czech Republic
Author/Editor: Laursen, Thomas
Series: Working Paper No. 00/16
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| September 09, 1999 -- Czech Republic--Selected Issues
Series: IMF Staff Country Report No. 99/90
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| September 09, 1999 -- Czech Republic--Statistical Appendix
Series: IMF Staff Country Report No. 99/91
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| July 29, 1999 -- Public Information Notice: IMF Concludes Article IV Consultation with Czech Republic
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies.
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| April 16, 1999 -- Concluding Remarks of 1999 Article IV Consultation--Czech Republic
At the conclusion of annual Article IV bilateral discussions with the authorities, and prior to the preparation of the staff's report to the Executive Board, the IMF mission often provides the authorities with a statement of its preliminary findings.
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| June 04, 1998 -- Czech Republic Statistical Annex
Series: IMF Staff Country Report No. 98/37
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| May 22, 1998 -- Czech Republic Selected Issues
Series: IMF Staff Country Report No. 98/36
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| March 06, 1998 -- Press Information Notice: IMF Concludes Article IV Consultation with the Czech Republic
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies.
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