Abstract

This section summarizes country responses to the LTU survey in several areas, ranging from a country’s main reason for establishing the LTU to the LTU’s organization and functions. The discussion of different aspects of LTUs across countries also highlights IMF guidelines and policy recommendations, where relevant.

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A Review of Country Experience
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