Rwanda; Recent Economic Developments

The government of Rwanda has recognized that economic development in most areas would have to be the responsibility of the private sector (particularly since military and civil service employment would be reduced), but that the public sector could still have a role in promoting economic equality by providing a social safety net, most importantly with a solvent social security system. Before the conflict in 1994, the private sector has accounted for only about 50 percent of employment in the formal sector, excluding the civil service.

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Year of publication:	2000-01-31
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Economic conditions \| Recent Economic Developments Reports \| export tax \| producer prices \| international trade \| exporters \| export crops \| export prices \| export taxes \| tariff rate \| nontraditional exports \| trade taxes \| tariff rates \| exports of goods \| export earnings \| domestic investment \| trade liberalization \| intermediate goods \| trade regime \| export price \| trade reform \| exchange rate depreciation \| indirect taxes \| export potential \| regional integration \| revenue collection \| export revenue \| export growth \| export volumes \| coffee exports \| capital adequacy \| average tariff \| import duties \| trade reforms \| coffee export \| currency depreciation \| import taxes \| net exports \| world exports \| export proceeds \| export duties \| tariff schedule \| export market \| customs administration \| export developments \| total exports \| tariff reform \| international markets \| neighboring countries \| imported goods \| impact of trade \| export processing zones \| world prices \| current account balance \| nontariff barriers \| progressive export tax \| transport costs \| export performance \| world market \| regulatory framework \| balance of payments \| zero tariff \| border trade \| liberalization of trade \| export processing \| import price \| open economies \| trade policy reform \| export commodity \| preferential tariff \| import tariff \| export growth rates \| average tariff rate \| exporting countries \| exportable goods \| world trade \| tariff revenue \| export volume \| external trade \| export business \| trade openness \| impact of trade reforms \| black market premium \| value of imports \| export financing \| quantitative restrictions \| export sectors \| tariff structure \| trading partners \| global export \| economic liberalization \| import value \| external financing \| pattern of specialization \| closed economy \| liberalization policies \| exchange rate policy \| value-added tax \| member country \| domestic goods \| trade relations \| nonresident enterprises \| export activities \| unskilled labor \| domestic production \| economic community \| international transport \| regional trade \| traditional export sectors \| national security \| domestic demand \| total export \| external tariffs \| loss of tariff revenue \| economic indicators \| import side \| export base \| full liberalization \| commercialization \| protectionist pressures \| skilled labor \| open economy \| domestic suppliers \| food industry \| preliminary assessment \| wholesale price \| exchange rate movements \| exportable commodities \| most-favored-nation \| skilled workers \| trade area \| tax concessions \| bargaining power \| domestic banks \| foreign trade \| import markets \| import tariffs \| trade barriers \| world trade organization \| loss of confidence \| export price index \| export commodities \| tariff reduction \| import-competing sectors \| price fixing \| total export revenue \| free entry \| common market \| dynamic effects \| protective barriers \| domestic industry \| foreign export \| tariff lines \| liberalization of trade in goods \| import duty \| per capita income

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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 00/04 11 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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