TY  - BOOK
AU  - Enders,Klaus-Stefan
ED  - IMF
TI  - Yemen in the 1990s: from unification to economic reform 
T2  - Occasional paper
SN  - 1589060423
U1  - 338.9533 YEM 
PY  - 2002///
CY  - Washington, DC
PB  - International Monetary Fund
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (p. 81); 
Preface		vii	
List of Abbreviations
viii	
Overview
1	(2)
External Environment: Politics, Oil, and Debt
3	(12)
Political Developments: Unity, Gulf Crisis, Civil War, and Democracy
3	(2)
Yemen's Emergence as an Oil Producer
5	(6)
External Debt
11	(4)
Macroeconomic Policy During 1990-99
15	(11)
Crisis, Controls, and Stagnation: Macroeconomic Policies During 1990-94
16	(4)
Reform and the Return of Stability and Growth During 1995-99
20	(2)
Preserving the Oil Wealth: A Long-Term View of Yemen's Fiscal Policy Stance
22	(4)
Microeconomic Reforms
26	(21)
Foreign Exchange Regime and Foreign Trade Reforms
26	(4)
Tax Reform
30	(2)
Public Expenditure Reform
32	(5)
Reform of the Regulatory Environment
37	(3)
Privatization
40	(1)
Financial Sector Reforms
41	(6)
Poverty and Social Safety Net Policies
47	(5)
Pensions
47	(1)
The Social Welfare Fund and Other Cash Transfers
48	(1)
The Social Fund for Development
48	(2)
Informal Safety Nets and Development Support Organizations
50	(2)
Economic Performance from 1990 to 1999
52	(29)
Growth and Employment
52	(8)
Inflation
60	(2)
Poverty and Social Indicators
62	(6)
Saving, Investment, and External Vulnerability
68	(5)
Annexes	
Tourism Sector in Yemen: Problems and Prospects
73	(4)
Summary of the Tax System as of end-June 2000
77	(4)
References		81	(1)
Statistical Appendix		82	

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