Seychelles; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper for Seychelles argues that sound fiscal policies and smaller governments can be conducive to growth and help reduce a country’s economic vulnerability. Growth in Seychelles has been volatile and underperformed most small states from 1998 to 2005. Seychelles’s revenues, expenditures, and total public debt are higher after an improvement in 2003. Its fiscal balance has worsened and has been weaker in comparison with most small states for most of the period. Seychelles’s expenditure composition is most similar to that of low-growth small states.
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2008-12-02
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic indicators | Foreign direct investment | Gross domestic product | Public debt | Small states | Selected issues | fiscal adjustment | fiscal policy | expenditure | expenditures | fiscal policies | fiscal adjustments | fiscal tightening | fiscal balance | expenditure composition | fiscal balances | fiscal indicators | capital expenditure | expenditure growth | fiscal effort | total expenditures | fiscal position | fiscal deficits | tax burden | expansionary fiscal | fiscal impact | tax base | expenditure mix | taxation | fiscal contractions | fiscal data | fiscal consolidation | fiscal performance | expansionary fiscal contractions |
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