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IMF Country Report No. 21/274

REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA

SELECTED ISSUES

December 2021

This Selected Issues paper on the Republic of Armenia was prepared by a staff team of the International Monetary Fund as background documentation for the periodic consultation with the member country. It is based on the information available at the time it was completed on December 3, 2021.

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REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA

SELECTED ISSUES

December 3, 2021

Approved By

Middle East and Central Asia Department

Prepared by Klakow Akepanidtaworn, Maria Atamanchuk, Moataz El Said, Lili Karapetyan, Nathalie Reyes, Faten Saliba, Kiichi Tokuoka, Yulia Ustyugova, Amine Yaaqoubi, and Branden Laumann.

Contents

  • REBALANCING ARMENIA’S GROWTH MODEL

  • PROMOTING EXPORT-LED GROWTH

  • FIGURE

  • 1. Selected Export and Policy Variables

  • SUSTAINABLE FINANCING FOR THE RECOVERY IN ARMENIA

  • INCREASING ACCESS TO FINANCE IN ARMENIA

  • REDUCING INFORMALITY TO RAISE PRODUCTIVITY AND PROMOTE INCLUSION

  • A. Armenia’s Labor Market Trends

  • B. Youth Employment Trends in Armenia

  • C. Transition from School to Work: Evidence from Youth in Armenia

  • D. Conclusions

  • FIGURES

  • 1. Caucasus and Central Asia: Informality Estimates, 1991–2019

  • 2. Youth Informal Employment

  • 3. Unemployment Duration Among Youth

  • TABLE

  • 1. Transitioning to Informal Versus Formal Jobs

  • References

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Republic of Armenia: Selected Issues
Author:
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.