The Economy of West Bank and Gaza : Recent Experience, Prospects, and Challenges to Private Sector Development /

The economy of the West Bank and Gaza Strip faces a difficult external environment in 1997. This paper, by Steven Barnett, Nur Calika, Dale Chua, Oussama Kanaan, and Milan Zavadijil, presents an assessment of the recent experience of the Palestinian economy and examines prospects for 1998 and beyond

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Main Author:	Barnett, Steven
Other Authors:	Calika, Nur, Chua, Dale, Kanaan, Oussama, Zavadjil, Milan
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1998 Washington, D.C. : 1998
Series:	Books IMF eLibrary
Subjects:	Accrued interest Aggregate demand Agricultural exports Balance of payments Bank accounts Bank assets Bank branches Bank credit facility Bank credit Bank deposit Bank deposits Bank draft Bank lending Bank liquidity Bank policy Bank profits Bank regulation Bank regulator Bank soundness Bank supervision Banking deposits Banking law Banking sector developments Banking sector Banking system Banking Banks loan Bilateral trade Budget allocation Capital adequacy Capital expenditures Capital investments Capital mobility Central bank Commercial banks Company law Cost sharing Credit markets Current expenditure Customs duties Customs duty rates Customs duty Customs revenue Customs tariff Customs union Customs Demand for health care Demand for health services Demand for health Disintermediation Dispute resolution Domestic banking system Domestic banks Domestic credit market Domestic demand Domestic expenditure Domestic liquidity Domestic market Domestic money supply Domestic prices Domestic producers Domestic production Duty-free access Duty-free treatment Economic cooperation Economic integration Economic policy Eliminating trade barriers Elimination of tariffs Employment growth Employment policy Endogenous growth Excess demand Excise taxes Expansionary monetary policy Expected returns Expenditure management Expenditure policy Expenditure Expenditures Export barriers Export sector Export trade Expropriation External tariffs External trade Financial pressure Financing health care Fiscal policy Fixed assets Fixed capital Fixed investment Free trade agreement Free trade agreements Free trade area Free trade arrangements Free trade zone Free trade Health care expenditures Health care needs Health care policy Health care services Health care system Health care Health indicators Health insurance contributions Health insurance system Health insurance Health resources Health sector Health system Health-care Hospital capacity Hospital care Import duties Import taxes Imported goods Imported inputs Income losses Increasing growth Indirect tax Infant mortality Inflation Institutional framework Insurance contributions Insurance system Interbank market International standards Investment expenditures Investment incentives Investment income Investment program Investment projects Investors Judicial system Liquidity management Liquidity ratio Macroeconomic stability Market equilibrium Medical services Medical technology Monetary authorities Monetary authority Monetary control Monetary fund Monetary instruments Monetary management Monetary objectives Monetary policy objectives Monetary policy Monetary stability Monetary systems Monetary transmission mechanism Monetary transmission mechanisms Monetary transmission process Monetary transmission Money supply Most-favored-nation Movable property Multilateral free trade Multilateral liberalization Multilateral trade liberalization Multilateral trade Neighboring countries Net foreign assets Non-transparent system Nondiscriminatory trade Open borders Open economy Open market operations Open market Open trade regime Open trade Outstanding debt Pattern of trade Per capita income Preferential arrangement Preferential tariff Preferential trade arrangement Preferential trade Preferential treatment Present value Price supports Primary care Private capital Private care Private hospitals Private investment Private investor Private sector Prudential supervision Public expenditure policy Public expenditure Public investment program Public investment Public spending Quantitative restrictions Recurrent expenditure Recurrent expenditures Regulatory framework Reserve requirement Reserve requirements Resource allocation Revenue source Rules of origin Subordinated debt Tariff rates Tariff structure Tariff-free access Tax system Taxable income Trade agreement Trade agreements Trade area Trade arrangements Trade barriers Trade concessions Trade data Trade deficit Trade deficits Trade deflection Trade diversion Trade flows Trade impediments Trade liberalization Trade licenses Trade links Trade monopoly Trade partners Trade pattern Trade patterns Trade policy options Trade policy strategy Trade regime Trade regimes Trade relations Trade relationship Trade restrictions Trade taxes Trading partners Transparent system Transport costs Unemployment rate Wage expenditures West Bank and Gaza Strip World markets Banks and Banking Banks and banking Banks Capacity Capital Commercial policy Credit Depository Institutions Education Education: General Exports and Imports Free Trade Health Care Intangible Capital International Trade Organizations International economics Investment Investments: General Micro Finance Institutions Monetary Authority Monetary Policy, Central Banking, and the Supply of Money and Credit: General Monetary economics Money and Monetary Policy Mortgages Private Investment Public finance & taxation Saving and investment Trade Policy Trade policy Serbia Israel West Bank and Gaza

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