Mali; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper assesses the distributional effects of increased fuel prices on Mali. The paper applies cointegration analysis to simulate the evolution of Mali’s long-term equilibrium real exchange rate during the period 1982–2004. It assesses the impact of structural reforms on Mali’s aggregate output growth, using a growth accounting framework that disaggregates output growth into factor accumulation and total factor productivity (TFP). The paper also explores the scope for creating and using fiscal space over the medium term under a range of illustrative policy scenarios.
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2006-03-06
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic growth | Oil prices | Real effective exchange rates | Selected issues | Trade | expenditure | oil products | fuel prices | expenditures | fuel price | international oil prices | fuel products | total expenditure | crude oil | petroleum sector | tax expenditures | oil consumption | oil price changes | oil importers | oil market | expenditure quintile | higher oil prices | oil imports | oil subsidies | fuel tax | gasoline price | expenditure survey | expenditure groups | petroleum products | fuel taxes | expenditure data | crude oil price | expenditure share | oil importing countries | expenditure levels | crude oil prices | oil producers | petroleum prices | petroleum consumption | opec | world oil prices | higher expenditure |
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