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Title page 1
Contents 6
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 11
FOREWORD 12
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 14
ABBREVIATIONS 16
CHAPTER 1. GLOBAL OUTLOOK 17
Summary 18
Global context 28
Global trade 28
Commodity markets 29
Global inflation 30
Global financial developments 31
Major economies: Recent developments and outlook 32
Advanced economies 32
China 34
Emerging market and developing economies 34
Recent developments 34
EMDE outlook 35
LICs outlook 36
Per capita income growth 44
Global outlook and risks 45
Risks to the outlook 45
Policy challenges 49
Key global challenges 49
EMDE monetary and financial policy challenges 51
EMDE fiscal policy challenges 51
EMDE structural policy challenges 53
References 56
CHAPTER 2. REGIONAL OUTLOOKS 62
Recent developments 63
Outlook 64
Risks 66
East Asia and Pacific 73
Recent developments 73
Outlook 73
Europe and Central Asia 76
Recent developments 76
Outlook 76
Latin America and the Caribbean 80
Recent developments 80
Outlook 80
Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan 84
Recent developments 84
Outlook 84
South Asia 88
Recent developments 88
Outlook 88
Sub-Saharan Africa 91
Recent developments 91
Outlook 91
References 95
CHAPTER 3. A RISING CHALLENGES: Sovereign Debt Levels and Interest Rates in EMDEs 98
Introduction 99
Key trends in EMDE government debt and interest rates 102
Impact of EMDE government debt on interest rates 103
Non-linear relationship between debt and interest rates 104
Contribution of rising government debt to EMDE interest rates 110
Potential fiscal savings from debt reduction 111
The role of advanced economy debt and bond yields 111
Role of vulnerabilities in the impact of EMDE debt on interest rates 112
History of past defaults 112
Credit ratings and frontier market status 113
Global financing environment 114
Liquidity and rollover risk 114
Inflation 114
Governance and institutional quality 114
Country illustrations of debt-interest rate dynamics 115
Policy implications 117
ANNEX 3.1. Methodology and data 120
ANNEX 3.2. Alternative models 122
References 129
CHAPTER 4. NAVIGATING VOLATILITY: Fiscal Policy and Commodity Price Swings 133
Introduction 134
Fiscal indicators in commodity exporters since 2000 138
Fiscal revenues 139
Fiscal expenditure and balances 140
Public debt 141
Fiscal policy volatility in commodity exporters 142
Fiscal procyclicality in commodity exporters 144
Measuring fiscal procyclicality 144
Output cycles versus commodity price movements 145
Dynamic fiscal response to commodity price shocks 145
Fiscal management over commodity price cycles 147
Policy frameworks for fiscal management 149
Evolution of fiscal policy frameworks 149
Effectiveness of policy frameworks in mitigating the impact of commodity price shocks 151
Effectiveness of policy frameworks over commodity price cycles 153
Policy priorities 155
Need for policy action 155
Bolstering fiscal policy frameworks 156
Strengthening non-resource revenue mobilization 162
Promoting economic diversification 162
ANNEX 4.1. Fiscal policy volatility 165
ANNEX 4.2. Local projections 165
ANNEX 4.3. Commodity price cycles 167
References 168
STATISTICAL APPENDIX 173
DATA AND FORECAST CONVENTIONS 178
SELECTED TOPICS 179
FIGURE 1.1. Global economic prospects 20
FIGURE 1.2. Global risks and policy challenges 21
FIGURE 1.3. Global trade 29
FIGURE 1.4. Commodity markets 30
FIGURE 1.5. Global inflation and financial developments 31
FIGURE 1.6. Major economies: Recent developments and outlook 33
FIGURE 1.7. Recent developments in emerging market and developing economies 35
FIGURE 1.8. Outlook for emerging market and developing economies 44
FIGURE 1.9. Per capita income growth 45
FIGURE 1.10. Risks to the outlook 47
FIGURE 1.11. Global policy challenges 50
FIGURE 1.12. EMDE monetary and fiscal policy challenges 52
FIGURE 1.13. EMDE structural policy challenges 54
FIGURE 2.1. Recent developments and outlook 65
FIGURE 2.2. Risks 66
FIGURE 2.3. EAP: Outlook 74
FIGURE 2.4. ECA: Recent developments and outlook 77
FIGURE 2.5. LAC: Recent developments and outlook 81
FIGURE 2.6. MNA: Outlook 85
FIGURE 2.7. SAR: Outlook 89
FIGURE 2.8. SSA: Recent developments and outlook 92
FIGURE 3.1. Implications of rising government debt in EMDEs 100
FIGURE 3.2. Key trends in EMDE government debt and interest rates 103
FIGURE 3.3. Relationship between EMDE government debt and interest rates 104
FIGURE 3.4. Contribution of rising government debt to EMDE interest rates 110
FIGURE 3.5. Potential fiscal savings from lowering debt 111
FIGURE 3.6. Role of advanced economy debt 112
FIGURE 3.7. Role of vulnerabilities 113
FIGURE 3.8. Role of vulnerabilities (cont'd) 114
FIGURE 3.9. Country illustrations 115
FIGURE 3.10. Policy implications 117
FIGURE 4.1. Commodity prices and EMDE commodity dependence 135
FIGURE 4.2. Commodity prices, fiscal revenues, and public debt sustainability 136
FIGURE 4.3. Fiscal revenues 139
FIGURE 4.4. Fiscal expenditures and fiscal balances 141
FIGURE 4.5. Public debt and interest payments 142
FIGURE 4.6. Fiscal policy volatility and procyclicality 143
FIGURE 4.7. Responses of revenue and primary spending to commodity price shocks 146
FIGURE 4.8. Fiscal positions over commodity price cycles 148
FIGURE 4.9. Fiscal rules, SWFs, and fiscal councils 150
FIGURE 4.10. Role of fiscal rules, SWFs, and institutions during commodity price shocks 152
FIGURE 4.11. Primary expenditure growth during commodity booms and slumps 154
FIGURE 4.12. Characteristics of fiscal rules in EMDEs 157
FIGURE 4.13. Fiscal frameworks, revenue dependence, and structural vulnerabilities 160
Boxes 8
BOX 1.1. How much will AI affect global growth? 23
BOX 1.2. Unlocking private investment 37
BOX 2.1. Low-income countries: Recent developments and outlook 68
BOX 3.1. The costs of hidden debt 106
FIGURE B1.1.1. AI, productivity, and potential growth 24
FIGURE B1.1.2. An enabling environment for AI 26
FIGURE B1.2.1. Investment trends in EMDEs 38
FIGURE B1.2.2. Constraints to private investment 41
FIGURE B1.2.3. Policies to promote private investment 42
FIGURE B2.1.1. LICs: Recent developments 69
FIGURE B2.1.2. LICs: Outlook and risks 70
FIGURE B3.1.1. Hidden debt revelation and market responses 107
FIGURE A4.2.1. Fiscal impacts of asymmetric commodity price shocks 166
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