This is the latest in a series of economic reports by staff economists in the IMF’s Middle Eastern Department. This new book discusses the latest economic data coming out of the West Bank and Gaza Strip with a particular emphasis on growing demographic concerns. The work is enhanced by the addition of numerous data tables and graphs, which extensively analyze economic trends in the region.
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The turmoil that erupted in the fall of 2000, and the closures that followed, have caused a sharp decline in economic activity in the West Bank and Gaza, not only dashing the prospects of a fourth consecutive year of rising per capita income but also rolling back most of the gains made in the previous three years. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
clearance revenue, future trade policy, budgetary arrears, general budgetary support, recurrent balance, output volatility, transportation procedures, growth accounting exercise, anchor currency, age dependency ratio, trade diversification, currency introduction, currency board arrangement, staff estimates, demographic dynamics, border closures, trade infrastructure, fiscal revenue, larger workforce, staff calculations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
West Bank, United States, Palestinian Authority, Ministry of Finance, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, World Bank, Gaza Strip, World Economic Outlook, Ben Gurion, Erickson von Allmen, The Services Group, East Asia, European Union, Gaza Industrial Estate, Hong Kong, Interim Agreement, International Financial Statistics, Estimated Impact of Demographic Variables, Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Agriculture, Palestinian Commercial Services Company, Tel Aviv, The Palestine Currency Board, Asia Western Transition Hem, Jordan Egypt New!
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The turmoil that erupted in the fall of 2000, and the closures that followed, have caused a sharp decline in economic activity in the West Bank and Gaza, not only dashing the prospects of a fourth consecutive year of rising per capita income but also rolling back most of the gains made in the previous three years. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
clearance revenue, future trade policy, budgetary arrears, general budgetary support, recurrent balance, output volatility, transportation procedures, growth accounting exercise, anchor currency, age dependency ratio, trade diversification, currency introduction, currency board arrangement, staff estimates, demographic dynamics, border closures, trade infrastructure, fiscal revenue, larger workforce, staff calculations Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
West Bank, United States, Palestinian Authority, Ministry of Finance, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, World Bank, Gaza Strip, World Economic Outlook, Ben Gurion, Erickson von Allmen, The Services Group, East Asia, European Union, Gaza Industrial Estate, Hong Kong, Interim Agreement, International Financial Statistics, Estimated Impact of Demographic Variables, Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Agriculture, Palestinian Commercial Services Company, Tel Aviv, The Palestine Currency Board, Asia Western Transition Hem, Jordan Egypt New!
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- Economic Growth by Robert J. Barro on page 41, and Back Matter
- The Economy of the West Bank and Gaza Strip: Recent Experience, Prospects, and Challenges to Private Sector Development by Steven Barnett in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Palestinian Economy: Between Imposed Integration and Voluntary Separation (Social, Economic and Political Studies of the Middle East and Asia) by Arie Arnon in Back Matter
- Sources of Growth: A Study of Seven Latin American Economies by Victor J. Elias in Back Matter
- Population Projections (Series PP2) by Office for National Statistics on page 33
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