Bosnia and Herzegovina; Selected Economic Issues
This Selected Economic Issues paper for Bosnia and Herzegovina reports that output, exports, and incomes have increased and inflation has stabilized. New modern banking laws have been passed in both entities, and the banking sector has been almost completely privatized, with the majority of assets now under foreign ownership. The reforms to the central bank and to the banking system have been aimed to secure stability and to build an efficient financial system.
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2005-06-15
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Article IV consultations | Banking systems | Budgetary policy | Current account deficits | Economic conditions | Economic indicators | Privatization | Selected issues | current account | fiscal balance | current account deficit | currency board | public debt | fiscal coordination | fiscal policy | budget balances | primary expenditure | tax authority | fiscal restraint | fiscal consolidation | fiscal policies | domestic debt | aggregate fiscal | account deficits | fiscal council | tax reforms | expenditure restraint | fiscal architecture | government spending | fiscal stance | domestic debts | fiscal structure | primary fiscal balance | tax base | fiscal sovereignty | tax evasion | public spending | central bank | fiscal impact |
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