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Kosovo : Institutions and Policies for Reconstruction and Growth

By Davina F. Jacobs, Johannes Herderschee Dimitri G Demekas

April 11, 2002

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Davina F. Jacobs, and Johannes Herderschee Dimitri G Demekas. Kosovo : Institutions and Policies for Reconstruction and Growth, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2002) accessed November 8, 2024

Summary

Kosovo was placed under temporary UN administration in 1999, and a final political settlement remains pending. Since that time, however, the province has developed the instruments and institutions necessary to formulate and implement an independent economic policy. This paper provides an overview of Kosovo’s economy and its institutions to date, including those of self-government, and discusses the main economic policy challenges currently facing the province.

Subject: Economic conditions, Economic growth, Structural adjustment

Keywords: Insurance companies, International community, Pension, Pensions, Tax system

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