Regional Economic Outlook, October 2010 : Middle East and Central Asia

The Regional Economic Outlook assesses the near-term outlook for each of the three subregions: the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (MENAP) oil exporters, the MENAP oil importers, and the Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA). The report also looks at medium-term issues of particular c...

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Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund Middle East and Central Asia Department
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2010
Series:	IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Aggregate demand Balance of payments Balance sheets Bank assets Bank credit Bank lending Bank recapitalization Banking sector Banking sectors Banking supervision Banking system Banking systems Banking Banks balance sheets Capital accounts Capital adequacy Capital flows Central bank Commodity export Commodity exporters Commodity exports Commodity prices Competitive position Competitive pressure Consumer subsidies Countries exports Currency depreciation Current account balance Current account surplus Customs administration Dollarization Domestic demand Domestic economy Domestic investment Domestic market Domestic prices Economic indicators Economic outcomes Elasticity of exports Employment creation Employment growth Employment potential Employment shares Employment Excess liquidity Exchange rate depreciation Exchange rate movements Exchange rate policy Exchange rate regimes Export growth Export markets Export patterns Exporter of wheat Exporter Exporters Exporting countries Exports of goods External financing External trade Fostering trade Free movement of labor Free trade agreement Free trade agreements Free trade Gas exporters Global competitiveness Global economic recovery Global shocks Global supply Goods export Government securities markets Government securities High unemployment Import costs Import duties Import tariffs Importing countries Increasing integration Inflation Interbank market International markets Intraregional exports Labor demand Labor force entrants Labor force growth Labor force survey Liquidity management Local currency financing Macroeconomic stability Market exchange rates Monetary aggregates Monetary authorities Monetary policy Monetary stance Monetary transmission mechanism Monetary transmission Monetary union Money demand Mutual trade Neighboring countries Net exporter Net exports Non-oil commodity prices Non-oil commodity Oil exporters Oil importers Oil prices Oil revenues Oil-exporting countries Oil-importing countries Open capital accounts Open market operations Open market Output growth Per capita income Periods of unemployment Prudential regulation Public-sector employment Re-export Real effective exchange rate Recapitalization Removing barriers Revenue collection Sales taxes State bank Total employment Total exports Total unemployment Trade agreement Trade agreements Trade determinants Trade diversion effect Trade diversion Trade flows Trade law Trade openness Trade patterns Trade performance Trade relationship Trade restrictions Trade volume Trading partner Trading partners Trading patterns Transport costs Unemployed Unemployment estimate Unemployment levels Unemployment rate Unemployment rates Unemployment Urban labor force Value-added tax World output World trade Youth unemployment rates Youth unemployment Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Algeria Bahrain Egypt Georgia Iran, Islamic Republic of Kazakhstan Libyan Arab Jamahiriya Mauritania Pakistan Uzbekistan

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