Norway; Selected Issues
This paper focuses on Norway’s 2013 Article IV Consultation on economic policies to enhance long-term competitiveness. The success of the oil sector has created new competitiveness challenges. The IMF report states that rapid increases in oil wealth are also adding further pressures on the economy despite sound oil revenue management anchored by a fiscal rule. It also highlights that a slower rate of spending could better align the expected fiscal transfers with the expected long run aging- related costs that peak only after oil production is largely over.
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2013-09-05
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Fiscal policy | Global competitiveness | Labor productivity | Housing prices | Selected issues | Norway | oil | fiscal transfer | fiscal rule | fiscal transfers | national budget | fiscal deficit | fiscal outlook | fiscal implications | fiscal impulse | fiscal impact | fiscal gap | fiscal costs | petroleum resources | fiscal revenues | gas extraction | fiscal obligations | fiscal policy rule | tax rates | tax income | fiscal stimulus | fiscal expenditures | petroleum sector |
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