El Salvador; 2006 Article IV Consultation: Staff Report; Public Information Notice on the Executive Board Discussion; and Statement by the Executive Director for El Salvador

El Salvador has made major strides on several fronts since the peace accords of 1992. The near-term outlook has strengthened, although challenges remain. The authorities are intended to limit tax exemptions and subsidies, and raise priority of banking reforms this year. Discussions focused on policies to enhance growth and social progress within the framework of formal dollarization. IMF staff supported plans to consolidate financial stability through steps to strengthen the prudential and supervisory framework, deepen intermediation, and improve the safety net.

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Year of publication:	2006-11-22
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Article IV consultation reports \| Staff Reports \| Executive Board \| Staff appraisals \| central bank \| public debt \| external financing \| current account balance \| current account \| public sector debt \| external debt \| debt dynamics \| balance of payments \| debt management \| reserve bank \| terms of trade \| current account deficit \| short-term debt \| external public debt \| debt ratio \| public finances \| debt sustainability \| oil prices \| trade agreements \| debt service \| domestic investment \| nominal interest rate \| multilateral trade \| oil imports \| trade liberalization \| intellectual property rights \| debt stock \| global competitiveness \| intellectual property \| international standards \| private debt \| reserve assets \| amortization payments \| domestic currency \| trade agreement \| external public sector debt \| external debt sustainability \| multilateral trade liberalization \| loan disbursements \| per capita income \| sovereign bond \| export prices \| external indebtedness \| debt servicing \| public external debt \| skilled labor \| private external debt \| fixed capital formation \| regulatory framework \| dispute resolution \| value-added tax \| external position \| public sector management \| total external debt \| debt service to exports \| debt maturities \| debt data \| reducing tariffs \| sovereign bonds \| trade negotiations \| preferential access \| external debt service \| international accounting standards \| principal repayments \| domestic demand \| common market \| free trade agreement \| tradable goods \| general resources account \| free trade \| exchange rate policies \| external debt data \| trade arrangements \| unemployment rate \| debt outstanding \| international standard \| external tariffs \| textile imports \| output growth \| net exports \| international trade \| external trade \| global liquidity \| poverty alleviation \| outward-oriented growth \| global market \| debt strategy \| protection of intellectual property rights \| vertical integration \| producer price index \| tariff barriers \| multilateral trade negotiations \| export performance \| debt ? ? ? ? ? ? ? public \| repayments \| debt management strategy \| prudential requirements \| multilateral loans \| non-tariff barriers

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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 06/410 5 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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