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Review of the 1977 Decision on Surveillance Over Exchange Rate Policies - Preliminary Considerations
International Monetary Fund
This review of the Decision forms part of a more comprehensive approach to strengthen the effectiveness of surveillance.
Keywords:
PP; IMF document; IMF archive; document; exchange rate; director; article IV; exchange rate policy; staff guidance note; preliminary reaction; IV consultation; Exchange rate policy; Exchange rates; Exchange rate arrangements; International monetary system; Exchange rate adjustments; Global
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Biennial Review of the Implementation of the Fund's Surveillance and of the 1977 Surveillance Decision - Surveillance in a Program Environment
International Monetary Fund
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Keywords:
PP; emerging market; balance of payments; trade policy; article IV consultation; capital account; Fund surveillance; member country; current account; Financial sector; Emerging and frontier financial markets; Exchange rate arrangements; Exchange rates; Exchange rate policy; Global; Central and Eastern Europe; Australia and New Zealand
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Iceland: Recent Economic Developments
International Monetary Fund
This paper reviews economic developments in Iceland during 1990–95. It describes developments in the real economy, and examines monetary and exchange rate developments and policies and the transmission of monetary policy. The paper provides a detailed look at budgetary outcomes and the stance of fiscal policy for 1995. Determinants of past and present growth in Iceland are examined. Indicators of fiscal sustainability are used to argue for better public finances in Iceland. The paper also examines the Icelandic tax structure.
Keywords:
ISCR; CR; net; exchange rate; Iceland; treasury; rate; inflation rate; terms of trade; public finance; treasury note; facilities--repurchase facilities; Iceland interest rate differential; net treasury debt; Iceland interest; Exchange rates; Sovereign bonds; Budget planning and preparation; Exchange rate policy; Agroindustries; Europe