IMF Survey, Volume 31, Issue 11

Author: International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.

For many years, the IMF has tracked countries' military spending. The IMF's Fiscal Affairs Department describes its most recent findings and also looks at patterns in military as well as poverty-reducing spending in countries with loans under the IMF's concessional Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF).

Volume/Issue: Volume 0031 Issue 011

Publication date: January 2002

ISBN: 9781451931433

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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Finance , Labor , Public Finance , Taxation - General , SV , IMF managing director Horst köhler signal , IMF Concludes , market , IMF Monetary , IMF staff country , IMF survey , IMF Deputy managing director , IMF publication service , IMF data , Tax incentives , Extra-budgetary funds , Defense spending , Stock markets , Financial sector development , Middle East , Western Hemisphere , Baltics , Africa , Asia and Pacific , West Africa , East Asia , Sub-Saharan Africa , Western Europe , Global

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Summary

For many years, the IMF has tracked countries’ military spending. The IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department describes its most recent findings and also looks at patterns in military as well as poverty-reducing spending in countries with loans under the IMF’s concessional Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF).