The Southern African Development Community's Macroeconomic Convergence Program: Initial Performance; Initial Performance

Year of publication:	2009-06-15
Authors:	Burgess, Robert
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Subject:	Current account balances \| Economic growth \| Fiscal management \| Fiscal sustainability \| Public debt \| Southern Africa \| current account \| oil exporter \| current account balance \| current account deficit \| terms of trade \| economic integration \| oil prices \| regional trade \| debt relief \| monetary union \| economic community \| central bank \| trade flows \| trade area \| current account deficits \| commodity prices \| free trade area \| free trade \| output growth \| trading arrangements \| public and publicly guaranteed \| oil exporters \| skilled workers \| preferential trading \| rules of origin \| domestic savings \| per capita income \| reserve bank \| external borrowing \| domestic demand \| trade changes \| public and publicly guaranteed debt \| central banks \| external debt \| trade agreements \| member country \| indebted countries \| trade shocks \| regional integration \| debt ratios \| output volatility \| sovereign debt crises \| multilateral debt relief \| sovereign debt \| current account surpluses \| tariff protection \| trading arrangement \| global competitiveness \| trading agreements \| common market \| international standards \| trading blocs \| export market \| debt crises \| terms of trade shocks \| pattern of trade \| debt relief initiative \| multilateral debt \| price stability \| public external debt \| government debt \| bilateral flows \| oil revenues \| economic convergence \| neighboring countries \| debt sustainability \| monetary unions \| external liabilities

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Position Notes.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Position Notes Number 2009/14 2 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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