Lao PDR Economic Monitor, November 2007
The information presented in the Lao Economic Monitor covers economic developments that have occurred in Lao PDR in the last six months (between May and October 2007). It reports on recent economic performance (Part I), progress in the implementation of the Government's policy reform agenda (Pa...
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Accounting accounting systems ADB agriculture allocation annual average rate auditing Banking Law Banking Sector banking system Bilateral Trade budget allocations budget classification budget classification system budget execution budget management budget preparation budget process Capacity Building Capital Expenditures centralization chart of accounts Civil Service commercial banks competitiveness Consumer Price Index data collection debt debt management debt service debt sustainability Development Agency development strategy dissemination Domestic savings DONOR ASSISTANCE economic growth economic performance EIB electricity employment exchange rate exchange rates expenditure programs Exports external auditors external audits external debt external shocks Financial Accountability Financial Management financial performance financial restructuring FINANCIAL SECTOR financial support fiscal deficit fiscal framework fiscal management fiscal policy fiscal years Foreign Direct Investment foreign exchange foreign investment Free Trade GDP GDP per capita good governance government budget Government expenditures Government Finance Government Finance Statistics government policy Government Revenue Gross Domestic Product health sector human resource management incidence of poverty Industrial Development Infant Infant mortality inflation information systems Insurance intergovernmental fiscal relations International Accounting Standards international auditing standards International Banking International Cooperation international reserves labor force lack of awareness legislation Life expectancy live births living conditions local government macroeconomic framework MACROECONOMIC SITUATION macroeconomic stability management systems mandates market economy MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK Medium-Term Expenditure Medium-Term Expenditure Framework Millennium Development Goals Ministry of Education Ministry of Finance Ministry of Health Ministry of Information monopoly national planning national plans natural resources Net Present Value Net profit operating costs operational costs organic Budget Law per capita income Performance Assessment performance monitoring political support Poverty Assessment Poverty Eradication Poverty Eradication Strategy Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction Strategy Present value price controls Price Index primary education private banks private firms Private Investment PRIVATE SECTOR progress public Public Administration public expenditure Public Expenditure Management PUBLIC EXPENDITURE POLICY Public Expenditure Review public finance public finance management public finances public financial management Public Investment public investment program PUBLIC SECTOR Public Sector Accounting public sector net borrowing real GDP recapitalization reform agenda reform program resource management Revenue Grants Revenue Performance revenue sharing Sanitation school-age population sector policies social development social indicators Socioeconomic Development State Assets STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES structural reforms sustainability analysis Tax tax revenue Technical Assistance Telecommunications Total expenditures total revenue Trade Barriers transparency Transport treasury Urban population valuation Value Added vulnerability Wages Water Supply working capital World Health Organization World Trade Organization WTO |
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Accounting accounting systems ADB agriculture allocation annual average rate auditing Banking Law Banking Sector banking system Bilateral Trade budget allocations budget classification budget classification system budget execution budget management budget preparation budget process Capacity Building Capital Expenditures centralization chart of accounts Civil Service commercial banks competitiveness Consumer Price Index data collection debt debt management debt service debt sustainability Development Agency development strategy dissemination Domestic savings DONOR ASSISTANCE economic growth economic performance EIB electricity employment exchange rate exchange rates expenditure programs Exports external auditors external audits external debt external shocks Financial Accountability Financial Management financial performance financial restructuring FINANCIAL SECTOR financial support fiscal deficit fiscal framework fiscal management fiscal policy fiscal years Foreign Direct Investment foreign exchange foreign investment Free Trade GDP GDP per capita good governance government budget Government expenditures Government Finance Government Finance Statistics government policy Government Revenue Gross Domestic Product health sector human resource management incidence of poverty Industrial Development Infant Infant mortality inflation information systems Insurance intergovernmental fiscal relations International Accounting Standards international auditing standards International Banking International Cooperation international reserves labor force lack of awareness legislation Life expectancy live births living conditions local government macroeconomic framework MACROECONOMIC SITUATION macroeconomic stability management systems mandates market economy MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK Medium-Term Expenditure Medium-Term Expenditure Framework Millennium Development Goals Ministry of Education Ministry of Finance Ministry of Health Ministry of Information monopoly national planning national plans natural resources Net Present Value Net profit operating costs operational costs organic Budget Law per capita income Performance Assessment performance monitoring political support Poverty Assessment Poverty Eradication Poverty Eradication Strategy Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction Strategy Present value price controls Price Index primary education private banks private firms Private Investment PRIVATE SECTOR progress public Public Administration public expenditure Public Expenditure Management PUBLIC EXPENDITURE POLICY Public Expenditure Review public finance public finance management public finances public financial management Public Investment public investment program PUBLIC SECTOR Public Sector Accounting public sector net borrowing real GDP recapitalization reform agenda reform program resource management Revenue Grants Revenue Performance revenue sharing Sanitation school-age population sector policies social development social indicators Socioeconomic Development State Assets STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES structural reforms sustainability analysis Tax tax revenue Technical Assistance Telecommunications Total expenditures total revenue Trade Barriers transparency Transport treasury Urban population valuation Value Added vulnerability Wages Water Supply working capital World Health Organization World Trade Organization WTO World Bank Lao PDR Economic Monitor, November 2007 |
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The information presented in the Lao Economic Monitor covers economic developments that have occurred in Lao PDR in the last six months (between May and October 2007). It reports on recent economic performance (Part I), progress in the implementation of the Government's policy reform agenda (Part II), and donor activities in the relevant reform areas (Part III). The report points out that Lao PDR macroeconomic performance continues to be strong, and the impact of resource sector is increasing. Real GDP growth continued to be robust at 7.6 percent in 2006 and is expected to remain above 7 percent in 2007. Manufacturing and other non-resource sectors continued to grow moderately, contributing around 5 percentage points of the above growth. However, other significant part of economic growth was contributed by the resource sectors, especially by the expansion of copper extraction and construction of large hydropower projects. |
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Lao PDR Economic Monitor, November 2007 |
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okr-10986-138272021-04-23T14:03:21Z Lao PDR Economic Monitor, November 2007 World Bank Accounting accounting systems ADB agriculture allocation annual average rate auditing Banking Law Banking Sector banking system Bilateral Trade budget allocations budget classification budget classification system budget execution budget management budget preparation budget process Capacity Building Capital Expenditures centralization chart of accounts Civil Service commercial banks competitiveness Consumer Price Index data collection debt debt management debt service debt sustainability Development Agency development strategy dissemination Domestic savings DONOR ASSISTANCE economic growth economic performance EIB electricity employment exchange rate exchange rates expenditure programs Exports external auditors external audits external debt external shocks Financial Accountability Financial Management financial performance financial restructuring FINANCIAL SECTOR financial support fiscal deficit fiscal framework fiscal management fiscal policy fiscal years Foreign Direct Investment foreign exchange foreign investment Free Trade GDP GDP per capita good governance government budget Government expenditures Government Finance Government Finance Statistics government policy Government Revenue Gross Domestic Product health sector human resource management incidence of poverty Industrial Development Infant Infant mortality inflation information systems Insurance intergovernmental fiscal relations International Accounting Standards international auditing standards International Banking International Cooperation international reserves labor force lack of awareness legislation Life expectancy live births living conditions local government macroeconomic framework MACROECONOMIC SITUATION macroeconomic stability management systems mandates market economy MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK Medium-Term Expenditure Medium-Term Expenditure Framework Millennium Development Goals Ministry of Education Ministry of Finance Ministry of Health Ministry of Information monopoly national planning national plans natural resources Net Present Value Net profit operating costs operational costs organic Budget Law per capita income Performance Assessment performance monitoring political support Poverty Assessment Poverty Eradication Poverty Eradication Strategy Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction Strategy Present value price controls Price Index primary education private banks private firms Private Investment PRIVATE SECTOR progress public Public Administration public expenditure Public Expenditure Management PUBLIC EXPENDITURE POLICY Public Expenditure Review public finance public finance management public finances public financial management Public Investment public investment program PUBLIC SECTOR Public Sector Accounting public sector net borrowing real GDP recapitalization reform agenda reform program resource management Revenue Grants Revenue Performance revenue sharing Sanitation school-age population sector policies social development social indicators Socioeconomic Development State Assets STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES structural reforms sustainability analysis Tax tax revenue Technical Assistance Telecommunications Total expenditures total revenue Trade Barriers transparency Transport treasury Urban population valuation Value Added vulnerability Wages Water Supply working capital World Health Organization World Trade Organization WTO The information presented in the Lao Economic Monitor covers economic developments that have occurred in Lao PDR in the last six months (between May and October 2007). It reports on recent economic performance (Part I), progress in the implementation of the Government's policy reform agenda (Part II), and donor activities in the relevant reform areas (Part III). The report points out that Lao PDR macroeconomic performance continues to be strong, and the impact of resource sector is increasing. Real GDP growth continued to be robust at 7.6 percent in 2006 and is expected to remain above 7 percent in 2007. Manufacturing and other non-resource sectors continued to grow moderately, contributing around 5 percentage points of the above growth. However, other significant part of economic growth was contributed by the resource sectors, especially by the expansion of copper extraction and construction of large hydropower projects. 2013-06-10T21:04:16Z 2013-06-10T21:04:16Z 2007-11 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13827 en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Vientiane Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Lao People's Democratic Republic |