Hungary; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper examines the external sector issues in Hungary. It looks at some traditional indicators of external competitiveness, and provides basic background on key macroeconomic developments, including the current account and its financing. The paper examines various measures of the real effective exchange rate, the labor market considerations, and actual export performance. The paper concludes that although external competitiveness of the Hungarian economy has not been permanently impaired and the country is doing well from various vantage points, a significant dent has been put in competitiveness.
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2003-05-09
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic conditions | Selected issues | current account | current account deficit | current account deficits | current account balance | current account balances | foreign debt | domestic savings | current accounts | external debt | net external debt | external liabilities | debt dynamics | net external liabilities | balance of payments | government deficit | currency composition | external shocks | currency debt | debt ratio | government deficits | domestic financing | foreign debt ratio | current account position | foreign currency debt |
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