Myanmar Economic Monitor, October 2015 [electronic resource] : Staying the Course on Economic Reforms.
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TextSeries: Economic Updates and Modeling | World Bank e-LibraryPublication details: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2015Subject(s): Access to Finance | Accounting | Arbitration | Auctions | Banking Sector | Bonds | Capital Markets | Central Banks | Collateral | Commercial Banks | Commodity Prices | Contracts | Corporate Governance | Credibility | Currencies | Currencies and Exchange Rates | Debt | Debt Management | Debt Markets | Default | Economic Growth | Economic Liberalization | Emerging Markets | Equity | Exchange Rates | Exporters | Federal Reserve | Finance | Finance and Financial Sector Development | Financial Institutions | Fiscal Policy | Foreign Banks | Foreign Direct Investment | Global Economy | Gross Domestic Product | Income Inequality | Income Tax | Inflation | Insurance | Interest Rates | International Finance | Investment Climate | Legal Framework | Loans | Macroeconomics and Economic Growth | Monetary Policy | Moneylenders | Natural Disasters | Poverty | Price Volatility | Private Sector Development | Public Debt | Risk Management | Securities | Small Businesses | Tax Exemptions | Taxes | Telecommunications | Trade Finance | TransparencyOnline resources: Click here to access online Abstract: The Myanmar Economic Monitor (MEM) aims to periodically take stock of economic development and highlight economic prospects and policy priorities in Myanmar. Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014/15. The MEM touches on continued recovery in growth, public consumption, private investment, services, investment in manufacturing and industry, rebound in agriculture and the impact of floods. The monitor examines foreign trade and investment; the inflation, monetary and exchange rates; fiscal policy; and Myanmar's economic outlook. The Policy Watch section covers a few selected priority issues closely related to Myanmar's overall economic developments and outlook.
The Myanmar Economic Monitor (MEM) aims to periodically take stock of economic development and highlight economic prospects and policy priorities in Myanmar. Myanmar grew at an estimated 8.5 percent in real terms in 2014/15. The MEM touches on continued recovery in growth, public consumption, private investment, services, investment in manufacturing and industry, rebound in agriculture and the impact of floods. The monitor examines foreign trade and investment; the inflation, monetary and exchange rates; fiscal policy; and Myanmar's economic outlook. The Policy Watch section covers a few selected priority issues closely related to Myanmar's overall economic developments and outlook.
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