During the 1990s, the Dominican Republic achieved one of the highest output growth rates in Latin America, combined with low inflation and a greatly improved external debt profile. In contrast, the previous decade had seen widening current account and public sector deficits, accelerating inflation, and declining growth. This paper looks at the Dominican authorities’ stabilization efforts, and how these were subsequently reinforced by key structural reforms.
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Since 1992, the Dominican Republic has experience an extended period of robust economic growth, declining unemployment rates, modest consumer price inflation, and a generally manageable external position. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
interest rate semielasticity, contingent tariffs, integrated financial management program, petroleum differential, real monetary aggregates, domestic fuel prices, foreign exchange commission, exchange market pressure, domestic arrears, financial code, domestic credit growth, interest rate differential, reserve movements, foreign interest rate, contractionary monetary policy, surrender requirements, cointegrating vectors, exchange rate depreciation, first differenced, domestic interest rate, staff estimates, factor productivity growth Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Dominican Republic, Paris Club, World Bank, United States, Working Paper, International Monetary Fund, New Economic Program, Santo Domingo, Growth Share, Latin America, Residuals Normality, International Financial Statistics, National Bureau of Economic Research, American Economic Review, Journal of International Economics, National Council of Free-Trade Zones, Taiwan Province of China, Banco de Reservas, Costa Rica, Hurricane Georges, Journal of Econometrics, Months Sources, Nadal-De Simone, Staff Papers, Stand-By Arrangement New!
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Dominican Republic, Paris Club, World Bank, United States, Working Paper, International Monetary Fund, New Economic Program, Santo Domingo, Growth Share, Latin America, Residuals Normality, International Financial Statistics, National Bureau of Economic Research, American Economic Review, Journal of International Economics, National Council of Free-Trade Zones, Taiwan Province of China, Banco de Reservas, Costa Rica, Hurricane Georges, Journal of Econometrics, Months Sources, Nadal-De Simone, Staff Papers, Stand-By Arrangement New!
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- Monetary Theory and Policy, 2nd Edition by Carl E. Walsh on page 59
- Hedge Funds and Financial Market Dynamics (Occasional Papers S.) by Barry J. Eichengreen in Back Matter
- Exit Strategies (Occasional Paper) by International Monetary Fund in Back Matter
- Trade and Trade Policies in Eastern and Southern Africa (Imf Occasional Paper, 196) by Arvind Subramanian in Back Matter
- Developments and Challenges in the Caribbean Region (Occasional Paper #201) by Samuel Itam in Back Matter
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