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File 1
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Letter of Transmittal |
| Executive Board and Senior
Officers |
| Board of Governors, Executive Board, Interim
Committee, and Development Committee |
| | I. Overview |
| | Asian Financial Crisis Propels IMF Activity to
New Levels in 1997/98 |
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File 2
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Economy |
- Main Developments in the
World Economy in 1997/98
Global Overview
Advanced Economies
Developing Countries
Transition Economies
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Outlook
Advanced Economies
Developing and Transition Countries
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- International Capital
Markets
Mature Capital Markets
Banking in Mature Markets
Structural Aspects of EMU
Emerging Markets
Speculative Attacks and Exchange Rate Regimes
Banking in Emerging Markets
Managing Sovereign External Liabilities
Hedge Funds and Financial Market Dynamics
Hedge Funds and the Asian Crisis
More Regulation?
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and Monetary Union
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File 3
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- The Asian
Crisis
Origin and Evolution
Appropriate Policy Response
Role of the International Community
Early Lessons from Experience
Thailand, Indonesia, and Korea: Evolution of IMF-Supported Programs
Thailand
Indonesia
Korea
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- Surveillance
Article IV Consultations in 1997/98
Other Means of Surveillance
Lessons for Surveillance from the Asian Crisis
Government Transparency and Accountability
Good Governance
Transparency in Budgetary Operations
Data Issues
Members' Provision of Information to the IMF
Members' Dissemination of Data to the Public
Strengthening IMF-Bank Collaboration on Financial Sector
Reform
Exchange Rate Issues
Exchange Rate Assessments and IMF
Surveillance
Exit Strategies: Policy Options for Countries
Seeking Greater
Flexibility
Monetary Policy in Dollarized Economies
Benefits and Risks of Dollarization
Dollarization and the Design of IMF-Supported
Adjustment
Programs
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File 4
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Architecture of the International Monetary System
Strengthening Financial Systems
Strengthening IMF Surveillance
Greater Availability and Transparency of Information
IMF's Central Role in Crisis Management
Involving the Private Sector in Preventing and Resolving Crises
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| - Support for Member
Countries' Adjustment
Supplemental Reserve Facility
Trade Liberalization in IMF-Supported Programs
Policy on Sovereign Arrears to Private Creditors
Postprogram Monitoring
Member Countries' Use of IMF Facilities
Albania
Argentina
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Bolivia
Burkina Faso
Cameroon
Cape Verde
Chad
Côte d'Ivoire
Djibouti
Estonia
Ghana
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Indonesia
Korea
Latvia
Mauritania
Mongolia
Mozambique
Nicaragua
Niger
Pakistan
Panama
Philippines
Rwanda
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Uganda
Ukraine
Uruguay
Yemen
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File 5
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HIPC Initiative
Mobilizing Financing
Progress in Implementing the HIPC Initiative
ESAF Resources for Commercial Debt- and
Debt-Service-Reduction Operations
Review of Experience Under ESAF-Supported
Arrangements
Internal Evaluation of the ESAF
Policies and Program Design
Sustaining Programs
External Evaluation of the ESAF
Implications for Social Policy
Fiscal Issues and External Viability
National Ownership
Flexibility in IMF Programs
Better Public Understanding
Continued IMF Presence
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- Capital Movements
Under an Amendment of the IMF's Articles
Seminar on Capital Account Liberalization
Is Liberalization Necessary?
Preconditions
Path to Liberalization Should Be Orderly
Institutionalizing Liberalization
Future Considerations
Next Steps
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Assistance
and Training
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File 6
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Operations and Policies
Membership and Quotas
IMF Liquidity and Borrowing
General Resources
Borrowing
General Arrangements to Borrow
New Arrangements to Borrow
Access Policy and Limits on Use of IMF
Resources
Members' Use of IMF Resources and Credit
Outstanding
Stand-By and Extended Arrangements
Special Facilities and Outright Purchases
SAF and ESAF
ESAF-HIPC Trust
IMF Income, Charges, and Burden Sharing
Overdue Financial Obligations
Progress Under the Strengthened Cooperative
Strategy
SDR Department
SDR Valuation and Interest Rate Basket
SDR Transactions and Operations
Pattern of SDR Holdings
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File 7
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IV. Organization, Staffing,
and Budget |
- Organization,
Staffing, and Budget
Executive Board
Departments
Area Departments
Functional and Special Services Departments
Information and Liaison
Support Services
Staff
Recruitment and Retention
Salary Structure
Diversity
Administrative and Capital Budgets
Medium-Term Budget Outlook
Budgets and Expenditure in 1997/98
Budgets and Expenditure in 1998/99
Building Projects
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File 8
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Appendices |
- International Reserves
- Financial Operations and Transactions
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File 9
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- Principal Policy Decisions of the Executive Board
- IMF Relations with Other International
Organizations
- External Relations
- Press Communiqués of the Interim Committee and the
Development Committee
- Executive Directors and Voting Power on April 30, 1998
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File 10
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- Changes in Membership of the Executive Board
- Financial Statements
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File 11
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Board of Governors, Executive Board, Interim
Committee,
and Development Committee |
| - The IMF's Response to the Asian Crisis
- Second-Generation Reforms
- Enhancing Information on Article IV
Consultations
- IMF Regional Office for Asia and the
Pacific
- Code of Good Practices on Fiscal Transparency:
Declaration on Principles
- Dissemination Standards Bulletin Board
- How the GDDS Will Work
- A Methodology for Exchange Rate Assessments
- Group Travel by Executive Directors
- ESAF Resources
- Strengthening ESAF-Supported Programs
- Key Findings of External Evaluators of the ESAF
- Interim Committee Statement on Liberalization of
Capital Movements Under an Amendment of the IMF's Articles,
as Adopted, Hong Kong SAR, September 21, 1997
- IMF Institute and Regional Institutions
- Operational Budget
- Designation Plan
- IMF Resident Representatives
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File 12
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Tables |
- Overview of the World Economy
- Net Capital Flows to Developing Countries, Countries in Transition, and Newly
Industrialized Economies
- Selected Economies: Current Account
Positions
- Thailand: Selected Economic Indicators, as of July
23, 1998
- Indonesia: Selected Economic Indicators, as of
July 23, 1998
- Korea: Selected Economic Indicators, as of July
23, 1998
- Article IV Consultations Concluded in 1997/98
- HIPC Initiative: Status of Early Cases
- Technical Assistance Delivery
- General Arrangements to Borrow (GAB)
- New Arrangements to Borrow (NAB)
- Selected Financial Indicators
- Arrears to the IMF of Countries with Obligations
Overdue by Six Months or More
- Arrears to the IMF of Countries with Obligations
Overdue by Six Months or More, by Type and Duration, as of April 30, 1998
- SDR Valuation Basket
- Transfers of SDRs
- Nationality Distribution of Professional and Managerial Staff by Region
- Gender Distribution of Staff by Level
- Estimated Cost of Major IMF Activities, Financial Years 1997–99
- Administrative and Capital Budgets, Financial Years 1996–99
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File 13
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- Selected Asian Economies: Bilateral U.S. Dollar Exchange Rates and Equity Prices
- World Indicators
- Developing Countries: Real GDP Growth
- Initiative for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
- Composition of Technical Assistance in 1997/98
- IMF's Liquidity Ratio, 1983–98
- Purchases and Repurchases, Financial Years Ended April 30, 1983–98
- Total IMF Credit Outstanding to Members,
Financial Years Ended April 30, 1983–98
- International Monetary Fund: Chart of Organization
- Estimated Cost of Major Activities, Financial Year 1998
- Administrative Expenses, Financial Years 1995–98
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