Trinidad and Tobago; Selected Issues and Statistical Appendix
This paper analyzes the historical and current energy booms of Trinidad and Tobago, and points out the main policy issues during boom times. It provides practical suggestions on the long-term management of the expected resource windfall in Trinidad and Tobago, and outlines theoretical guidelines to calculate sustainable consumption out of energy wealth and targets sustainable levels of non-energy fiscal deficits. It discusses the developments, main policy issues in the state-owned nonfinancial enterprise sector, and the proposed restructuring plan for the state sugar company. It also provides a Statistical Appendix for Trinidad and Tobago.
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2003-08-04
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic conditions | Statistics | expenditures | oil and gas | fiscal policy | oil prices | oil revenues | expenditure | gas reserves | natural gas | gas production | capital expenditures | recurrent expenditures | oil production | gas discoveries | natural resources | probable reserves | public expenditures | oil extraction | oil company | gas producer | fuel demand | liquefied natural gas | public spending | million barrels | composition of expenditures | natural gas development | higher oil prices | public external debt | expenditure categories | total expenditures | economic studies | gas development | total expenditure | crude oil | oil reserves | cutting expenditures |
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