Jordan; Selected Issues and Statistical Appendix
This Selected Issues paper and Statistical Appendix on Jordan underlies stabilization and structural transformation of the economy. Current fiscal policy appears to be broadly sustainable and should be sufficient to allow for the continued fall in the debt burden, absent large external macroeconomic shocks. Over the past decade, Jordan has made commendable progress in replacing an informal family-based social safety system with well-defined and well-targeted social protection institutions. The government will need to remain committed to periodic increases of fuel prices to close the gap between domestic and international petroleum product prices.
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2004-05-04
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Article IV consultations | Economic conditions | Selected issues | Statistical annexes | balance of payments | debt reduction | debt burden | external debt | public debt | external debt burden | world trade | debt sustainability | world trade organization | debt management | external shocks | debt management strategy | trade agreement | international accounting standards | trade liberalization | international trade | trade classification | trade reform | export prospects | debt sustainability analysis | free trade | central bank | export growth | free trade agreement | industry trade |
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