Regional Economic Outlook, May 2013 : Western Hemisphere: Time to Rebuild Policy Space

Despite some global risks, external conditions for Latin America should remain stimulative. With monetary policy in advanced economies expected to stay accommodative, external financing conditions will remain favorable. Strong demand from emerging Asian economies and the gradual recovery of advanced...

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Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund Western Hemisphere Department
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2013 Washington, D.C. : 2013
Series:	IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Account deficits Adverse external shocks Adverse macroeconomic effects Bond issuance Bond yields Business cycle Capital flow restrictions Capital flow Capital flows Capital inflow Capital inflows Capital outflow Capital outflows Central bank Commodity exporters Commodity prices Credit rating Current account balance Current account balances Current account deficit Current account deficits Current account surpluses Current account Current accounts Cuts in government spending Debt dynamics Debt ratio Debt ratios Debt reduction Debt relief Debt restructuring Debt securities Debt situation Debt structure Debt sustainability analysis Debt sustainability Declining unemployment Domestic banks Domestic credit Domestic currency Domestic debt Domestic demand Domestic investment Domestic prices Domestic public debt Domestic saving Domestic savings Domestic securities Domestic shocks Dynamic growth Employment rate Employment Equity prices Exchange rate regime Exchange rate regimes Expenditure growth Export growth Export performance Export volumes Exporting countries External debt ratios External debt sustainability External debt External financial shocks External financing External indebtedness External liabilities External position External shocks Factor accumulation Fiscal adjustment Fiscal adjustments Fiscal balances Fiscal budget Fiscal consolidation efforts Fiscal consolidation Fiscal contraction Fiscal cost Fiscal costs Fiscal data Fiscal deficit reduction Fiscal deficit Fiscal discipline Fiscal drag Fiscal effort Fiscal efforts Fiscal indicators Fiscal issues Fiscal multipliers Fiscal policy responses Fiscal policy stimulus Fiscal policy Fiscal position Fiscal reaction function Fiscal reaction Fiscal retrenchment Fiscal revenues Fiscal risks Fiscal rule Fiscal rules Fiscal solvency Fiscal space Fiscal spending Fiscal stance Fiscal stimulus package Fiscal stimulus Fiscal sustainability Fiscal targets Fiscal tightening Fiscal variables Fiscal vulnerabilities Foreign asset accumulation Foreign asset position Foreign asset Foreign assets Foreign borrowing Foreign ownership Gdp growth rate Gdp growth rates Gdp growth Government securities Government spending Growth accounting Growth rate Growth rates Idiosyncratic factors Idiosyncratic shocks Import controls Import prices Increase in consumption Increasing competition Indexation International financial statistics International financial International standards Key fiscal indicators Labor force participation rate Labor force participation rates Labor force participation Labor force Labor productivity Low unemployment rates Low unemployment Market assets Monetary union Mutual funds Negative spillovers Net exports Net foreign asset position Net foreign asset Official flows Oil imports Oil prices Open economies Output growth Primary expenditure Private capital Prudent fiscal policy Prudential regulation Public and publicly guaranteed debt Public and publicly guaranteed Public debt Public expenditure Public finances Public spending Real gdp Reserve accumulation Securities market Short-term capital inflows Short-term capital Sovereign debt Sovereign default Speculative capital Spending cuts Strong capital inflows Subsidiaries Tax increases Tax revenues Terms of trade Terms-of-trade shocks Total factor productivity Trade changes Trade integration Trade openness Trade shock Trade shocks Trading partner Trading partners Unemployment levels Unemployment rate Unemployment rates Unemployment World growth World output World trade organization World trade Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Bahamas, The Barbados Belize Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominica Dominican Republic El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Panama Paraguay Peru Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago United States Uruguay

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