Kyrgyz Republic; 2004 Article IV Consultation and Request to Extend the PRGF Arrangementâ€”Staff Report; Staff Supplement; Public Information Notice and Press Release on the Executive Board Discussion; and Statement by the Executive Director for the Kyrgyz Republic

The staff report for the combined 2004 Article IV Consultation on the Kyrgyz Republic highlights the economic developments and external policies. The Kyrgyz Republicâ€™s good economic performance owes much to its macroeconomic policies. Fiscal consolidation has helped to stabilize external debt, particularly by containing the externally financed public investment program. The anticipated decline in gold exports calls for actions to diversify exports and preserve cost competitiveness through low inflation and structural reforms to boost productivity growth.

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Year of publication:	2005-02-10
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Announcements \| Article IV consultation reports \| Economic indicators \| Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility \| Staff Reports \| debt service \| external debt \| public debt \| debt sustainability \| balance of payments \| current account \| debt relief \| fiscal deficit \| tax revenue \| fiscal consolidation \| public and publicly guaranteed \| external public debt \| fiscal transparency \| tax administration \| taxation \| external borrowing \| capital expenditure \| current account balance \| accumulation of arrears \| fiscal revenue \| structural adjustment \| domestic financing \| bilateral debt \| debt sustainability analysis \| tax base \| foreign borrowing \| fiscal balance \| debt stock \| current account deficit \| external financing \| fiscal adjustment \| ratio of debt \| quasi-fiscal deficit \| debt strategy \| debt dynamics \| debt rescheduling \| tax policy \| tax rates \| debt ratios \| fiscal deficits \| foreign interest payments \| external debt strategy \| tax revenues \| public expenditure \| fiscal framework \| current account deficits \| account deficits \| central bank \| public and publicly guaranteed debt \| budgetary funds \| net debt \| debt restructuring \| public external debt \| fiscal activities \| private credit \| budget expenditures \| tax system \| debt reduction \| quasi-fiscal activities \| tax collection \| government debt \| expenditure increases \| tax compliance \| debt overhang \| ppg debt \| annual budget \| fiscal revenues \| central government budget \| debt burden \| government budget \| government fiscal deficit \| private sector debt \| external debt sustainability \| medium-term fiscal strategy \| central government budget expenditures \| fiscal strategy \| measurement of debt \| state government expenditures \| government revenue \| fiscal planning \| external debt data \| multilateral creditor \| fiscal discipline \| debt monitoring \| repurchases \| concessional debt \| long-term loans \| debt data \| budget execution reports \| local taxes \| debt analysis \| data processing \| fiscal policies \| external debt burden \| local budgets \| general resources account \| debt ratio \| total external debt \| fiscal institutions \| external obligations \| debt default \| fiscal flexibility \| fiscal frameworks \| external loans \| primary fiscal deficit \| domestic savings \| debt problem \| tax reform \| external debt service \| actual debt \| external debt accumulation \| budgetary central government \| quasi-fiscal deficits \| state budget \| bilateral donors \| debt outstanding \| public sector borrowing \| tax collections \| stock of debt \| debt service requirement \| medium-term fiscal frameworks \| government expenditures \| repayments \| debt policy \| fiscal policy \| debt management \| fiscal information \| domestic public debt \| debt restructuring operation \| fiscal accounts \| expenditure growth \| expenditure policy \| debt situation \| medium-term fiscal framework

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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 05/47 7 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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