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KEY ISSUES Context. Mauritania’s economy has benefited from macroeconomic stability and high growth in the context of contained inflation, responsible macro-policies, high iron ore prices and scaled-up public investment. However, economic growth has not translated into broadly improved...
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discusses the macroeconomic conditions of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. Mauritania’s economy has performed well in 2011 …, despite significant challenges. Economic activity is likely to pick up and inflation to remain low. However, Mauritania faces …
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restrictions. In the case of Mauritania, a domestic repatriation requirement is the key institutional characteristic that allows me …
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Mauritania successfully weathered several exogenous shocks during 2011–12. Political upheaval in neighboring …
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This paper discusses the Islamic Republic of Mauritania’s Sixth Review under the Three-Year Extended Credit Facility Arrangement and Request of Nonobservance of Performance Criterion. Mauritania’s current account deficit has been significantly widened due to higher infrastructure...
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This paper examines the Islamic Republic of Mauritania’s adoption of its third Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) action plan, covering the medium term (2011–2015). Poverty reduction as the ultimate objective of all of the country’s economic social and institutional...
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Despite a relatively high GDP growth rate over the past decade (2000–10), economic growth in Mauritania has not been … people to contribute to and benefit from expanding economic activity. Mauritania needs to make greater progress toward …
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This paper looks at the effects of International Monetary Fund (IMF) lending programs on banking crises in a large sample of developing countries, over the period 1970-2010. The endogeneity of the IMF intervention is addressed by adopting an instrumental variable strategy and a propensity score...
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