Papua New Guinea: Recent Economic Developments
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Summary:
This paper reviews economic developments in Papua New Guinea during 1995–97. The nonmineral sector was characterized by uneven growth. Following a period of slow growth at the time of the Bougainville crisis (1989–90), nonmineral growth began to pick up, averaging 5½ percent during 1991–94. However, nonmineral output declined some 1 percent in 1995 following the onset of the financial crisis in 1994, recovered strongly in 1996 with the restoration of macroeconomic stability, and is estimated to have stagnated in 1997 owing primarily to the impact of adverse weather conditions on agricultural output.
Series:
Country Report No. 1998/018
Subject:
Commercial banks Environment Expenditure Exports Financial institutions International trade Non-renewable resources Revenue administration
English
Publication Date:
April 7, 1998
ISBN/ISSN:
9781451831610/1934-7685
Stock No:
1PNGEA0011998
Pages:
99
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