Haiti: Selected Issues

This Selected Issues paper on Haiti examines the observed reduction in outstanding real bank credit to the private sector. It examines the evolution of credit and real GDP growth and uses demand and supply indicators to characterize the reduction in credit allocation to the private sector. The paper also provides an overview of the taxation system for the major petroleum products under the present fixed pricing policy and a hypothetical implementation of the 1995 law introducing a flexible pricing mechanism.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2002 Issue 018
Publication date: February 2002
ISBN: 9781451817584
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Business and Economics , Exports and Imports , Economics- Macroeconomics , Money and Monetary Policy , ISCR , CR , real GDP , current account deficit , central bank , sensitivity analysis , demand and supply , sustainability assessment , real interest rate , premium gasoline price , volume terms , premium gasoline , C , current account sustainability , private sector bank credit growth , CIF price , gourde terms , current account inflow , Current account , Oil prices , Current account deficits , Bank credit , Remittances , Caribbean

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This Selected Issues paper on Haiti examines the observed reduction in outstanding real bank credit to the private sector. It examines the evolution of credit and real GDP growth and uses demand and supply indicators to characterize the reduction in credit allocation to the private sector. The paper also provides an overview of the taxation system for the major petroleum products under the present fixed pricing policy and a hypothetical implementation of the 1995 law introducing a flexible pricing mechanism.

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