Cape Verde; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper examines macroeconomic challenges for a highly tourism-based economy such as Cape Verde. The changing structure of Cape Verde’s balance-of-payments financing calls for a closer look at the volatility of remittances and their role as an absorber of economic shocks. The paper finds that compared with other external inflows, remittances continue to be a reliable source of foreign financing, but they are declining in importance. It also shows that this influence seems to be gradually fading, and remittances are becoming increasingly procyclical.
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2008-07-24
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Selected issues | Tourism | Exchange rates | Gross domestic product | tourists | output volatility | tourism sector | balance of payments | tourist | european tourists | tourism services | exchange rate regimes | exchange rate regime | tourism receipts | external shocks | increasing specialization | open economies | tourism market | member country | world economy | tourism service | external financing | trading partners | external openness | exogenous shock | domestic economy | tourism activity | current account deficit | expansion of tourism | tourism growth | prudential supervision |
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