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July 27, 2011
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Summary:
Serbia has undergone a significant transformation, going from post-conflict devastation to being a legitimate aspirant to EU accession status. An IMF-supported program helped the country navigate the global financial crisis, and recovery is in train. Economic institutions have improved, in particular with the establishment of the fiscal responsibility law, the adoption of inflation targeting, and strengthening of banking supervision and regulation. But despite these successes, substantial vulnerabilities and a large structural reform agenda have to be taken up to continue progress.
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Series:
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Country Report No. 11/213
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Banking sector | Capital inflows | Current account deficits | Ex post assessments | Extended arrangements | Longer-term program engagement | Staff Reports
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English
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July 27, 2011
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9781462319367/1934-7685
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1SRBEA2011003
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53
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