Indonesia; 2005 Article IV Consultation and Third Post-Program Monitoring Discussions: Staff Report; Staff Supplement; and Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion; and Statement by the Executive Director for Indonesia

This paper presents Indonesiaâ€™s 2005 Article IV Consultation and Third Post-Program Monitoring discussions. The economic strategy has produced positive results over time. Economic growth has gained momentum year by year, inflation has been substantially reduced, and the external position has remained sound. In spite of these achievements, considering Indonesiaâ€™s widespread poverty and unemployment, the key policy challenge is to further deepen the reforms to place the economy on an even higher growth path.

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Year of publication:	2005-09-09
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Article IV consultations \| Bank reforms \| Budgetary policy \| Economic indicators \| Economic reforms \| Post-program monitoring \| Staff Reports \| public debt \| external debt \| debt service \| current account \| debt ratio \| public sector debt \| tax administration \| debt sustainability \| balance of payments \| public finance \| debt management \| short-term debt \| government debt \| fiscal policy \| current account balance \| budgetary funds \| debt burden \| external debt sustainability \| reserve assets \| long-term debt \| tax policy \| fiscal deficit \| public expenditure \| repurchases \| public finances \| government expenditure \| debt ratios \| tax revenues \| debt stock \| debt dynamics \| current account deficit \| debt management strategy \| central government expenditure \| total external debt \| fiscal consolidation \| budget deficit \| fiscal prudence \| central bank \| debt sustainability analysis \| fiscal risks \| taxation \| tax rates \| imf repurchases \| tax revenue \| prudent fiscal policy \| external financing \| fiscal control \| loan disbursements \| debt statistics \| current account surplus \| budget management \| fiscal position \| central government budget \| debt reductions \| tax base \| government budget \| tax system \| debt reduction \| government revenue \| domestic currency \| primary deficit \| debt service payments \| interest expenditure \| social expenditure \| fiscal reporting \| private banks \| formal sector \| tax compliance \| fiscal management \| intergovernmental transfers \| tax returns \| debt information \| sovereign liabilities portfolio \| currency crisis \| fiscal decentralization \| debt moratorium \| budgetary impact \| debt overhang \| structural fiscal reforms \| debt reporting \| taxpayer registration \| debt rescheduling \| fiscal stance \| tax burden \| fiscal rules \| structural fiscal \| debt management capacity building \| account deficits \| fiscal assumptions \| budgetary implications \| fiscal side \| budget position \| fiscal issues \| government budget process \| actual debt \| external debt information \| intergovernmental fiscal \| revenue collection \| current account deficits \| fiscal vulnerabilities \| official creditors \| tax avoidance \| intergovernmental fiscal relations \| general resources account \| budget support \| fiscal balance \| tax collection \| fiscal data \| fiscal reforms \| debt unit \| fiscal space \| external debt burden \| budget allocations \| budget activities \| repayments \| debt management capacity \| budget process \| fiscal adjustment \| fiscal relations \| fiscal implications \| fiscal performance \| external debt statistics \| medium-term debt sustainability \| government spending \| loan disbursement

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 05/326 7 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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