Mauritius; 2011 Article IV Consultation-Staff Report; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion

Over the past two decades, wide-ranging structural reforms, supported by prudent policies, have established Mauritius as a top regional performer. The Mauritian economy recovered in 2010. Real GDP growth is estimated to have accelerated to 4 percent (3 percent in 2009), driven by strong growth in fishing, ICT, and financial industries. Against the backdrop of the European debt crisis and a depreciating Euro in mid-2010, the government adopted a second stimulus package. Fiscal policy was less expansionary than originally envisaged.

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Year of publication:	2011-05-04
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Article IV consultation reports \| Debt sustainability analysis \| Economic indicators \| Exchange rate appreciation \| Export performance \| Fiscal reforms \| Staff Reports \| public debt \| external debt \| current account \| fiscal policy \| debt sustainability \| taxation \| fiscal balance \| public sector debt \| fiscal consolidation \| tax system \| expansionary fiscal \| primary deficit \| current account balance \| fiscal rules \| debt stock \| public finances \| fiscal sustainability \| current account deficit \| fiscal policies \| fiscal adjustment \| fiscal stance \| fiscal deficit \| structural fiscal \| long-term debt \| external borrowing \| fiscal rule \| fiscal stimulus \| debt dynamics \| expansionary fiscal policy \| debt ratio \| external debt sustainability \| fiscal balances \| balance of payments \| tax policy \| external financing \| fiscal commission \| short-term debt \| total external debt \| expansionary fiscal stance \| tax revenues \| green taxes \| debt management \| public debt management \| debt crisis \| debt reduction \| external liabilities \| debt service \| domestic currency \| budget balance \| public finance \| debt policies \| current account balances \| budgetary central government \| private sector debt \| external borrowings \| tax reform \| government debt \| primary fiscal balance \| budgetary funds \| external debt position \| fiscal years \| tax revenue \| domestic debt \| domestic savings \| social expenditure \| fiscal affairs department \| interest expenditure \| fiscal policy actions \| fiscal position \| fiscal adjustments \| central bank \| tax changes \| deficit financing \| prudent fiscal policies \| fiscal performance \| fiscal component \| expenditure policy \| fiscal contraction \| tax incentives \| excess volatility \| net external debt \| external debt statistics \| debt statistics \| fiscal multipliers \| fiscal affairs \| fiscal plans \| discretionary fiscal policy \| external resources \| debt crises \| debt restructuring \| tax rates \| short term debt

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 11/96 6 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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