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Kosovo -- Progress in Institution-Building and the Economic Policy Challenges Ahead December 6, 2001
Building Peace in South East Europe: Macroeconomic Policies and Structural Reforms Since the Kosovo Conflict
A joint IMF-World Bank paper for the Second Regional Conference for South East Europe
Bucharest, 25-26 October 2001
The Economic Consequences of the Kosovo Crisis: An Updated Assessment
May 25, 1999
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Press Briefing: The International
Comunity Responds to the Kosovo Crisis
April 28, 1999
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The International Community Reponds to the
Kosovo Crisis
April 27, 1999
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The Economic Consequences of the Kosovo Crisis: A Preliminary Assessment of External Financing
Needs and the Role of the Fund and the World Bank in the International Response
April 16, 1999
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IMF Assistance to
Post Conflict Countries
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Emergency Assistance
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Kosovo
Institutions and Policies for
Reconstruction and Growth
Dimitri G. Demekas, Johannes Herderschee, and Davina F. Jacobs
© 2002 International Monetary Fund
April 11, 2002
Order Information
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Contents
Preface
Acronyms
- Overview
- Political and Institutional Developments Since the End
of the Conflict
- Recent Economic Trends and Policies
Production, Income, and Poverty
Public Finances
The Financial Sector
- Policy Priorities for the Near Term
Fiscal Sustainability
Financial Sector Deepening
Private Sector Development
Good Governance
- Concluding Observations
Boxes
1. The New Constitutional Framework
2. Budgetary Structure
3. Chronology of Developments in the Insurance Sector
4. The Proposed Privatization Plan
Figures
1. Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Unrequited Transfers
2. Medium-Term Projections of Expenditure
3. International Comparison of Current Expenditure
Tables
1. Sectoral Investment Flows
2. GDP and National Income
3. Balance of Payments
4. Consolidated Budget
5. Overall Fiscal Position
6. Commercial Bank Balance Sheet
7. International Comparison of Government Expenditures
Appendices
I. The Joint Interim Administrative Structure (JIAS)
II. Estimates of GDP and Balance of Payments
III. The Tax System and Future Plans
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