IMF Staff Papers, Volume 52, No. 1
April 18, 2005
Summary
This first issue of IMF Staff Papers for 2005 contains 7 papers that discuss: whether output recovered after the Asian crisis; the value of a country's trading partners to its own economic growth; whether interdependence is a factor in understanding the spread of currency crises; can remittance payments from expatriates be a reliable source of capital for economic development?; total factor productivity; designing a VAT for the energy trade in Russia and Ukraine; and lastly, a discussion of the reasons for central bank intervention in ERM-I since 1993
Subject: Balance of payments, Conventional peg, Exchange rates, Foreign exchange, Production, Remittances, Taxes, Total factor productivity, Value-added tax
Keywords: Baltics, Central Asia, Conventional peg, crisis probability, East Asia, Europe, Exchange rates, Global, Middle East, North Africa, output loss, recession state, Remittances, SP, Sub-Saharan Africa, TFP estimate, Total factor productivity, trading partner, Value-added tax, worker remittance
Pages:
152
Volume:
2005
DOI:
Issue:
001
Series:
IMF Staff Papers No. 2005/001
Stock No:
SPIEA2005001
ISBN:
9781589064195
ISSN:
1020-7635
Notes
Issues from 1998 onward are available for free online





