Regional Economic Outlook, October 2010: Sub-Saharan Africa - Resilience and Risks (French Edition)

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Contents:

  • Macroeconomic Developments and Prospects
  • Regional Economic Outlook
  • Regional Economic Outlook: Sub-Saharan Africa, October -- Resilience and Risks
  • Balance Sheet Vulnerabilities Remain Elevated
  • Regional Economic Outlook:Sub-Saharan Africa

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    Print Cite Citation Alert off. Regional Economic Outlook Author s: It explores the resilience of most economies in the region to the global financial crises of and explains why sound economic policy implementation and a growing orientation of trade toward Emerging Asia are expected to continue to underpin growth.

    The second chapter provides evidence suggesting that monetary policy may have more power to influence monetary conditions than previously assumed. Main messages from the WAEMU study are the importance of strong policy environments and political stability for achieving sustained growth; and of robust fiscal frameworks for directing resources towards priority spending needs.

    Macroeconomic Developments and Prospects

    Regional Economic Outlook, October Sub-Saharan Africa Front Matter 1. Resilience and Risks 2.

    Show Summary Details Front Matter 1. Statistical Appendix Unless otherwise noted, data and projections presented in this report are IMF staff estimates as of September 23, , consistent with the projections underlying the Fall World Economic Outlook. Country Groupings As in previous Regional Economic Outlooks , countries are aggregated into four nonoverlapping groups: Table SA MN 1.

    It explores the resilience of most economies in the region to the global financial crises of and explains why sound economic policy implementation and a growing orientation of trade toward Emerging Asia are expected to continue to underpin growth. The second chapter provides evidence suggesting that monetary policy may have more power to influence monetary conditions than previously assumed.

    Main messages from the WAEMU study are the importance of strong policy environments and political stability for achieving sustained growth; and of robust fiscal frameworks for directing resources towards priority spending needs. Login or Register Information of interest. National Elections and Economic Activity: Classification of Exchange Rate Regimes 2.

    Regional Economic Outlook

    The Case of Zambia 2. Benchmarking Good Performance 3. Defining Growth Accelerations and Decelerations 3. Lessons from Mauritius 3. Share of China in Total Merchandise Trade 2.

    Regional Economic Outlook: Sub-Saharan Africa, October -- Resilience and Risks

    Determinants of Bilateral U. Dollar Exchange Rate Change 2. Change in Real Private Credit 3.

    • Country Groupings.
    • Materiality and Space: Organizations, Artefacts and Practices (Technology, Work and Globalization)!
    • Methods of Aggregation!

    Frequency of Growth Acceleration and Deceleration, — 3. External Environment, — 3.

    Macroeconomic Policies, — 3. Growth Accounting, — 3.

    Balance Sheet Vulnerabilities Remain Elevated

    Trade and Competitiveness, — 3. Institutional Quality, — 3. Other Structural Indicators, — 3. Distribution of GDP Growth in and 1. Nominal Effective Exchange Rate and Inflation 1. Overall Fiscal Balance 1. Number of Countries with Negative Growth 1.

    Regional Economic Outlook:Sub-Saharan Africa

    Economic activity in the Caucasus and Central Asia CCA region is weakening, mainly because of the near-term slowdown and rising regional tensions affecting Russia, a key trading partner and sources of remittance and investment inflows, as well as weaker domestic demand in a number of CCA countries. The sustained increase in international fuel prices since the second half of has been passed through only partially in sub-Saharan African oil importers, while oil exporters have mostly kept domestic fuel prices constant. This database covers the universe of systemic banking crises for the period , and also includes data on the resolution and fiscal and economic costs of banking crises. International Reserves Template RT. The estimated impact reflects the adverse effects of escalating trade tensions on global demand, including import demand from China, commodity prices, and domestic investment.

    Real GDP Growth 1.