Evaluating the Effectiveness of Trade Conditions in Fund-Supported Programs

Approximately half of the countries that had IMF-supported programs during 1993-2003 also had trade-related conditions.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2005 Issue 083

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Exports and Imports , Taxation - General , PP , trade condition , trade , country , trade openness , trade reform , country ownership , trade volume , Trade policy , Tariffs , Trade barriers , Imports , Africa

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Summary

Approximately half of the countries that had IMF-supported programs during 1993-2003 also had trade-related conditions. A large literature has shown that trade openness is an essential part of the environment in which economic growth and poverty reduction take place.