Republic of Serbia and the IMF
Republic of Montenegro and the IMF
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Serbia and Montenegro and the IMF
Updated April 24, 2009
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Listed below are items related to the Serbia and Montenegro, in reverse chronological order (you can also view items by category).
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| March 12, 2001 -- Transcript of a Press Briefing by Thomas Dawson, Director,External Relations Department
No real announcements. On Friday, March 16th, we'll open press registration for the Spring Meetings. The forms, registration forms, and information about the Meetings are on the Fund and World Bank websites
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| February 12, 2001 -- Kosovo: Macroeconomic Issues and Fiscal Sustainability
Author/Editor: Corker, Robert J. | Rehm, Dawn Elizabeth | Kostial, Kristina
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| January 08, 2001 -- Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Membership and Request for Emergency Postconflict Assistance--Staff Report, and Press Release on the Executive Board Discussion
Series: Country Report No. 01/07
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| December 20, 2000 -- Press Release: IMF Approves Membership of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and US$151 Million in Emergency Post-Conflict Assistance
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| November 06, 2000 -- The Continuing Challenge of Transition and Convergence, Remarks by Horst Köhler, Managing Director, IMF
Given at the Conference on Completing Transition: The Main Challenges, organized by the Austrian National Bank, Vienna, Austria
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| October 31, 2000 -- Transcript of a Press Conference by Thomas Dawson, Director External Relations Department, IMF
Welcome, again, to one of our regular press briefings.
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| October 12, 2000 -- Transcript of a Press Briefing by Thomas Dawson, Director, IMF External Relations Department
With regard to recent events concerning the Serbia and Montenegro, in recent days, members of the new team in the FRY have indicated publicly their interest in joining all international financial institutions, including the Fund.
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| June 01, 1999 -- IMF Staff Papers - September/December 1999 - Time Series Analysis of Export Demand Equations, by Abdelhak S. Senhadji and Claudio E. Montenegro
The paper estimates export demand elasticities for a large number of developing and industrial countries, using time-series techniques that account for the nonstationarity in the data. The average long-run price and income elasticities are found to be approximately -1 and 1.5, respectively. Thus, exports do react to both the trade partners' income and to relative prices. Africa faces the lowest income elasticities for its exports, while Asia has both the highest income and price elasticities. The price and income elasticity estimates have good statistical properties.
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| May 10, 1999 -- IMF Survey:
Interim meetings overview; Interim & Development Committee, G-7, G-10, & G-24 communiques, and press conference; Kosovo crisis; Contingent Credit Lines; financial architecture; Russian economic program; capital flows conference; World Economic Outlook. PDF File Size: 662Kb
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| April 28, 1999 -- Press Briefing: The International Comunity Responds to the Kosovo Crisis
Welcome to the press conference on the economic consequences of the Kosovo crisis.
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| May 01, 1991 -- Yugoslav Inflation and Money
Author/Editor: Lahiri, Ashok
Series: Working Paper No. 91/50
Notes: Also published in Staff Papers, Vol. 38, No. 4, December 1991.
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