The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy
While mixed, there has also been progress in the areas of public sector, economic and fiscal management, civil service and justice reform, anti-corruption and public procurement reform. However, The Gambia remains vulnerable to external shocks as the main sources of domestically generated foreign...
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okr-10986-223822017-12-14T08:57:10Z The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy World Bank CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES HOLDING NATIONAL SAVING INTEREST INCOME EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LOCAL ECONOMY MICRO-ENTERPRISES INTEREST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COMPENSATION FUND PRIVATE CREDIT DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BROKERAGE FIRMS EXPORTERS REVENUES TERM DEPOSITS PORTFOLIO CAPITAL ADEQUACY LOAN BORROWERS ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRADE SECTOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS TIME DEPOSIT FOREIGN INVESTOR FORGIVENESS CURRENCY ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT HOUSING FINANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION EXPORT GROWTH COMMERCIAL BANK CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CAPITAL FORMATION INCOME INEQUALITY FOREIGN CURRENCIES EXCHANGE RATES MONETARY FUND DEBT MARKETS INFLATION RATE SECURITY INTEREST CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE DOMESTIC DEBT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES BORROWING COSTS PENSION FUNDS LEGAL FRAMEWORK DOMESTIC BANK SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS BANK DEPOSITS BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT JUDICIAL SYSTEM DEPOSITORS MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT INTEREST PAYMENTS GOOD MOVABLE COLLATERAL INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS TRANSPARENCY REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE LIQUIDITY RATIOS MARKET PRICES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS FIXED CAPITAL TREASURY BILLS FOREIGN INVESTMENT MARKET CONSTRAINTS SAFER” INVESTMENTS BORROWING REQUIREMENT CREDIT INFORMATION ISSUANCE LOAN PORTFOLIO TAX RATES COMMERCIAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SHARES T-BILLS TRADE LIBERALIZATION MONETARY POLICIES SECURITIES TREASURY SOLVENCY COMMERCIAL LAW CREDIT RISK HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOVERNMENT DEBT MICROFINANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK LOAN LENDING INTEREST RATES DOMESTIC CREDIT COMMERCIAL BANKS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS LOSS OF CONFIDENCE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE LENDING SHAREHOLDER INSURANCE COMPANIES MATURITIES REMITTANCES FINANCIAL SYSTEMS EQUITY STAKES LIABILITIES OPEN ECONOMIES LONG-TERM ASSETS DEVELOPMENT BANK FOREIGN BANK DEPOSITOR CREDIT MARKET HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INVESTING MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION TARIFFS LINE OF CREDIT DEFICIT DEPOSIT BROKERAGE NPL ISLAMIC BANK MOVABLE ASSETS FISCAL DEFICITS DISTRIBUTION OF CREDIT DOMESTIC BORROWING MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MICROFINANCE SECTOR LIFE INSURANCE GUARANTEES EXPORT PERFORMANCE EXCHANGE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANKING SYSTEM TREASURIES MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY GOVERNMENT BORROWING NATIONAL SAVINGS COLLATERAL REGISTRY CREDIT COOPERATIVES DISCOUNT TAX LONG-TERM INVESTMENT RESERVE BENEFICIARIES INFLATION INTERNATIONAL BANK PENSION NON PERFORMING LOAN CREDIBILITY MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS BUDGET CENTRAL BANK FOREIGN MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COURT LACK OF TRANSPARENCY T-BILL RATES CREDIT WORTHINESS CREDIT UNIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES TRADING INTEREST RATES PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS LENDERS FIXED ASSET DEGREE OF LIQUIDITY PRIVATE BORROWING DIRECT INVESTMENT LOANS LOCAL FINANCIAL MARKETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCIAL SYSTEM RETURN ON ASSETS FINANCE TAXES MICRO ENTERPRISES EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS EQUITY INVESTORS TAX RATE BANK FINANCE COMPANIES VALUE OF COLLATERAL PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT TRADE FINANCE FINANCIAL CRISIS EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS PENSIONS RETURNS PURCHASING POWER WORKING CAPITAL CONTRACT EXPENDITURES CAPITAL FLOWS ASSET QUALITY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT FOREIGN BANKS MINORITY SHAREHOLDER T-BILL MARKET FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET CONFIDENCE TRADING COSTS CREDIT FLOWS BRANCH NETWORK INVESTMENT RATES GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DURABLE INVESTMENT CREDIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BALANCE SHEETS COLLATERAL POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS TARIFF APEX INSTITUTION REVENUE INVESTMENTS CREDIT GROWTH DEBT FORGIVENESS PENSION FUND LEVEL OF DEBT FORM OF COLLATERAL COOPERATIVE CREDIT MACROECONOMIC POLICIES EXCHANGE RATE PROFITS GUARANTEE NONPERFORMING LOANS MICROENTERPRISES While mixed, there has also been progress in the areas of public sector, economic and fiscal management, civil service and justice reform, anti-corruption and public procurement reform. However, The Gambia remains vulnerable to external shocks as the main sources of domestically generated foreign exchange come from tourism and re-export trade whose fate depend largely on exogenous factors. In addition, a major part of the labor force is engaged in farming, and agriculture is vulnerable to weather conditions. 2015-08-11T20:53:27Z 2015-08-11T20:53:27Z 2015-05-19 Report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22382 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Foreign Trade, FDI, and Capital Flows Study Africa Gambia, The |
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CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES HOLDING NATIONAL SAVING INTEREST INCOME EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LOCAL ECONOMY MICRO-ENTERPRISES INTEREST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COMPENSATION FUND PRIVATE CREDIT DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BROKERAGE FIRMS EXPORTERS REVENUES TERM DEPOSITS PORTFOLIO CAPITAL ADEQUACY LOAN BORROWERS ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRADE SECTOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS TIME DEPOSIT FOREIGN INVESTOR FORGIVENESS CURRENCY ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT HOUSING FINANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION EXPORT GROWTH COMMERCIAL BANK CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CAPITAL FORMATION INCOME INEQUALITY FOREIGN CURRENCIES EXCHANGE RATES MONETARY FUND DEBT MARKETS INFLATION RATE SECURITY INTEREST CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE DOMESTIC DEBT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES BORROWING COSTS PENSION FUNDS LEGAL FRAMEWORK DOMESTIC BANK SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS BANK DEPOSITS BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT JUDICIAL SYSTEM DEPOSITORS MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT INTEREST PAYMENTS GOOD MOVABLE COLLATERAL INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS TRANSPARENCY REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE LIQUIDITY RATIOS MARKET PRICES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS FIXED CAPITAL TREASURY BILLS FOREIGN INVESTMENT MARKET CONSTRAINTS SAFER” INVESTMENTS BORROWING REQUIREMENT CREDIT INFORMATION ISSUANCE LOAN PORTFOLIO TAX RATES COMMERCIAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SHARES T-BILLS TRADE LIBERALIZATION MONETARY POLICIES SECURITIES TREASURY SOLVENCY COMMERCIAL LAW CREDIT RISK HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOVERNMENT DEBT MICROFINANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK LOAN LENDING INTEREST RATES DOMESTIC CREDIT COMMERCIAL BANKS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS LOSS OF CONFIDENCE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE LENDING SHAREHOLDER INSURANCE COMPANIES MATURITIES REMITTANCES FINANCIAL SYSTEMS EQUITY STAKES LIABILITIES OPEN ECONOMIES LONG-TERM ASSETS DEVELOPMENT BANK FOREIGN BANK DEPOSITOR CREDIT MARKET HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INVESTING MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION TARIFFS LINE OF CREDIT DEFICIT DEPOSIT BROKERAGE NPL ISLAMIC BANK MOVABLE ASSETS FISCAL DEFICITS DISTRIBUTION OF CREDIT DOMESTIC BORROWING MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MICROFINANCE SECTOR LIFE INSURANCE GUARANTEES EXPORT PERFORMANCE EXCHANGE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANKING SYSTEM TREASURIES MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY GOVERNMENT BORROWING NATIONAL SAVINGS COLLATERAL REGISTRY CREDIT COOPERATIVES DISCOUNT TAX LONG-TERM INVESTMENT RESERVE BENEFICIARIES INFLATION INTERNATIONAL BANK PENSION NON PERFORMING LOAN CREDIBILITY MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS BUDGET CENTRAL BANK FOREIGN MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COURT LACK OF TRANSPARENCY T-BILL RATES CREDIT WORTHINESS CREDIT UNIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES TRADING INTEREST RATES PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS LENDERS FIXED ASSET DEGREE OF LIQUIDITY PRIVATE BORROWING DIRECT INVESTMENT LOANS LOCAL FINANCIAL MARKETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCIAL SYSTEM RETURN ON ASSETS FINANCE TAXES MICRO ENTERPRISES EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS EQUITY INVESTORS TAX RATE BANK FINANCE COMPANIES VALUE OF COLLATERAL PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT TRADE FINANCE FINANCIAL CRISIS EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS PENSIONS RETURNS PURCHASING POWER WORKING CAPITAL CONTRACT EXPENDITURES CAPITAL FLOWS ASSET QUALITY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT FOREIGN BANKS MINORITY SHAREHOLDER T-BILL MARKET FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET CONFIDENCE TRADING COSTS CREDIT FLOWS BRANCH NETWORK INVESTMENT RATES GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DURABLE INVESTMENT CREDIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BALANCE SHEETS COLLATERAL POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS TARIFF APEX INSTITUTION REVENUE INVESTMENTS CREDIT GROWTH DEBT FORGIVENESS PENSION FUND LEVEL OF DEBT FORM OF COLLATERAL COOPERATIVE CREDIT MACROECONOMIC POLICIES EXCHANGE RATE PROFITS GUARANTEE NONPERFORMING LOANS MICROENTERPRISES |
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CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES HOLDING NATIONAL SAVING INTEREST INCOME EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS LOCAL ECONOMY MICRO-ENTERPRISES INTEREST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COMPENSATION FUND PRIVATE CREDIT DOMESTIC MARKET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BROKERAGE FIRMS EXPORTERS REVENUES TERM DEPOSITS PORTFOLIO CAPITAL ADEQUACY LOAN BORROWERS ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRADE SECTOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS TIME DEPOSIT FOREIGN INVESTOR FORGIVENESS CURRENCY ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT HOUSING FINANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION EXPORT GROWTH COMMERCIAL BANK CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CAPITAL FORMATION INCOME INEQUALITY FOREIGN CURRENCIES EXCHANGE RATES MONETARY FUND DEBT MARKETS INFLATION RATE SECURITY INTEREST CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE DOMESTIC DEBT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES BORROWING COSTS PENSION FUNDS LEGAL FRAMEWORK DOMESTIC BANK SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS BANK DEPOSITS BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT JUDICIAL SYSTEM DEPOSITORS MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT INTEREST PAYMENTS GOOD MOVABLE COLLATERAL INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS TRANSPARENCY REGULATORY STRUCTURES FUTURE LIQUIDITY RATIOS MARKET PRICES CAPITAL MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS FIXED CAPITAL TREASURY BILLS FOREIGN INVESTMENT MARKET CONSTRAINTS SAFER” INVESTMENTS BORROWING REQUIREMENT CREDIT INFORMATION ISSUANCE LOAN PORTFOLIO TAX RATES COMMERCIAL LOANS INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY SHARES T-BILLS TRADE LIBERALIZATION MONETARY POLICIES SECURITIES TREASURY SOLVENCY COMMERCIAL LAW CREDIT RISK HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOVERNMENT DEBT MICROFINANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK LOAN LENDING INTEREST RATES DOMESTIC CREDIT COMMERCIAL BANKS INVESTMENT ACTIVITY INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS LOSS OF CONFIDENCE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE LENDING SHAREHOLDER INSURANCE COMPANIES MATURITIES REMITTANCES FINANCIAL SYSTEMS EQUITY STAKES LIABILITIES OPEN ECONOMIES LONG-TERM ASSETS DEVELOPMENT BANK FOREIGN BANK DEPOSITOR CREDIT MARKET HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INVESTING MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION TARIFFS LINE OF CREDIT DEFICIT DEPOSIT BROKERAGE NPL ISLAMIC BANK MOVABLE ASSETS FISCAL DEFICITS DISTRIBUTION OF CREDIT DOMESTIC BORROWING MACROECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MICROFINANCE SECTOR LIFE INSURANCE GUARANTEES EXPORT PERFORMANCE EXCHANGE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS BANKING SYSTEM TREASURIES MACROECONOMIC POLICY LIQUIDITY GOVERNMENT BORROWING NATIONAL SAVINGS COLLATERAL REGISTRY CREDIT COOPERATIVES DISCOUNT TAX LONG-TERM INVESTMENT RESERVE BENEFICIARIES INFLATION INTERNATIONAL BANK PENSION NON PERFORMING LOAN CREDIBILITY MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS BUDGET CENTRAL BANK FOREIGN MARKETS INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INTERNATIONAL COURT LACK OF TRANSPARENCY T-BILL RATES CREDIT WORTHINESS CREDIT UNIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTS INFLATIONARY PRESSURES TRADING INTEREST RATES PRIVATE INVESTMENT RETURN DEFICITS LENDERS FIXED ASSET DEGREE OF LIQUIDITY PRIVATE BORROWING DIRECT INVESTMENT LOANS LOCAL FINANCIAL MARKETS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT FINANCIAL SYSTEM RETURN ON ASSETS FINANCE TAXES MICRO ENTERPRISES EXPENDITURE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS EQUITY INVESTORS TAX RATE BANK FINANCE COMPANIES VALUE OF COLLATERAL PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT TRADE FINANCE FINANCIAL CRISIS EXPORT COMPETITIVENESS PENSIONS RETURNS PURCHASING POWER WORKING CAPITAL CONTRACT EXPENDITURES CAPITAL FLOWS ASSET QUALITY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT FOREIGN BANKS MINORITY SHAREHOLDER T-BILL MARKET FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET CONFIDENCE TRADING COSTS CREDIT FLOWS BRANCH NETWORK INVESTMENT RATES GOODS INVESTOR SECURITY DURABLE INVESTMENT CREDIT INFORMATION SYSTEMS SHARE INVESTMENT CLIMATE BALANCE SHEETS COLLATERAL POVERTY FINANCIAL MARKETS TARIFF APEX INSTITUTION REVENUE INVESTMENTS CREDIT GROWTH DEBT FORGIVENESS PENSION FUND LEVEL OF DEBT FORM OF COLLATERAL COOPERATIVE CREDIT MACROECONOMIC POLICIES EXCHANGE RATE PROFITS GUARANTEE NONPERFORMING LOANS MICROENTERPRISES World Bank The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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While mixed, there has also been progress
in the areas of public sector, economic and fiscal management, civil service and justice
reform, anti-corruption and public procurement reform. However, The Gambia remains
vulnerable to external shocks as the main sources of domestically generated foreign
exchange come from tourism and re-export trade whose fate depend largely on exogenous
factors. In addition, a major part of the labor force is engaged in farming, and agriculture is
vulnerable to weather conditions. |
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The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth : Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy |
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gambia -- policies to foster growth : volume 2. macroeconomy, finance, trade and energy |
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