IMF Fiscal Monitor -- Fiscal Exit: From Strategy to Implementation; November 2010 -- Contents
Fiscal Monitor, November 4, 2010
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Bibliographic details
- Published: November 4, 2010
- Series: Fiscal Monitor
Overview
- The Fiscal Monitor was launched in 2009 to survey and analyze the latest public finance developments, update fiscal implications of the crisis and medium-term fiscal projections, and assess policies to put public finances on a sustainable footing.
- The Monitor is prepared twice a year by the IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department.
- The Monitor's projections are based on the same database used for the October 2010 World Economic Outlook (WEO) and Global Financial Stability Report.
- Context: November 2010 — With increasing fiscal challenges in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, multilateral surveillance of fiscal developments has gained further importance.
Webcast and Presentation
- Webcast:
- Watch the Press Conference
- November 4, 2010
- Transcript
- Presentation
Key Themes and Structure
- Summing Up by the Acting Chair
- Preface
- Main Themes
Chapter-level Contents and Major Topics
- Chapter 1. Fiscal Developments and Near-Term Outlook
- Fiscal Developments in 2010: The Beginning of the Fiscal Exit
- Outlook for 2011: Broader Fiscal Adjustment
- The Pace of Fiscal Consolidation: What Explains the Differences Across Advanced Economies?
- Public Debt Still Rising, with Some Central Bank Support
- Financial Sector Support and Recovery to Date
- Chapter 2. Sovereign Financing and Government Debt Markets
- Sovereign Gross Financing Needs: Continuing at High Levels
- Government Bond Yields and Spreads: A More Polarized Market
- Chapter 3. Fiscal Adjustment Plans and Medium-Term Fiscal Outlook
- Adjustment Plans: Time Frame and Commitment
- Size and Speed of Adjustment: Authorities’ Plans and IMF Staff Projections
- Composition of Adjustment
- Medium-Term Adjustment Needs and Structural Reforms
- Reform of Fiscal Institutions
- Medium-Term Fiscal Trends in Low-Income Countries
- Chapter 4. Assessing Fiscal Risks
- Rollover Problems
- Risks of High Long-Term Public Indebtedness
- Chapter 5. Selected Spending and Tax Issues
- The Effect of Pension Reforms on Growth
- Financial Sector Taxation: A Summary of the IMF Report
- Carbon Pricing: Issues in the Run Up to Cancun
- The VAT: Tapping Its Full Potential, not Only in the United States and Japan
Related Links and Supporting Materials (listed on page)
- Back to the Future: A history of Global debt
- Governments Launch Plans to Reduce Debt and Boost Growth
- Data on Debt
- Debt Group Composition
- A Historical Public Debt Database -- A Working Paper
- Blog: How to Bake a (Cr)edible Medium-term Fiscal Pie
- Read the Press Release
- Fiscal Exit: From Strategy to Implementation
- November 2010
- Reports and Related Links:
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Content in this bundle
- Fiscal Exit: From Strategy to Implementation; IMF Fiscal Monitor; November 2010.
- The Acting Chair’s Summing Up
- 110410ppt
- Group composition page for the debt dataset --Fiscal Monitor November 2010
References
- - Watch the Press Conference
- - Transcript
- Governments Launch Plans to Reduce Debt and Boost Growth
- Data on Debt
- A Historical Public Debt Database -- A Working Paper
- Blog: How to Bake a (Cr)edible Medium-term Fiscal Pie
- Read the Press Release
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