Barbados; 2010 Article IV Consultation-Selected Issues
The short-term recovery of the Barbados economy will critically depend on the rebound of demand for its services in its traditional markets. As a small tourist-dependent economy with a fixed exchange rate and volatile capital inflows, Barbados could shore up its external sector through fiscal consolidation and structural reforms to raise sustainable growth rates. Barbados’s financial system appears to have been broadly resilient up to now; preserving its soundness in an environment weakened by the recession requires strengthening the regulatory and supervisory framework.
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2010-12-15
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Article IV consultation reports | Capital inflows | Economic growth | External borrowing | Public debt | Real effective exchange rates | Reserves adequacy | Selected issues | unemployment | labor force participation | unemployment rate | nairu | total factor productivity | business cycles | gdp growth | employment | labor force participation rate | real gdp | growth rate | growth accounting | rising unemployment | employment levels | growth rates | non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment | unemployment rates |
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