Madagascar Investment Climate Assessment Update
Given the need to improve the overall investment climate in the Republic of Madagascar, an Indian Ocean island nation located off the east coast of Africa, this Investment Climate Assessment Update (ICAU) evaluates trends and characteristics associ...
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okr-10986-277832021-04-23T14:04:44Z Madagascar Investment Climate Assessment Update World Bank DEPOSIT ECONOMIC STRUCTURE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT GROWTH EXPORTER EXPORTERS FIRM PERFORMANCE FISCAL POLICY INSTRUMENT LABOR PRODUCTIVITY M1 MONEY MARKET MONEY MARKET RATE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS VALUE ADDED WORKER Given the need to improve the overall investment climate in the Republic of Madagascar, an Indian Ocean island nation located off the east coast of Africa, this Investment Climate Assessment Update (ICAU) evaluates trends and characteristics associated with firm, growth, and performance. More specifically, the ICAU examines firm level growth and productivity, and how they are related to firm characteristics and to certain obstacles facing firms in manufacturing and services during the period 2004-2007. The scope of this report is narrower than that of typical investment climate assessment. This is a result of political situation in Madagascar and data availability. The current political crisis will likely have significant consequences for incentives to invest, and on firm growth and performance in both the domestic and export markets. However, these impacts are hard to identify while the crisis is ongoing. In addition, the enterprise survey data used in this report are entirely pre-crisis (covering the period 2004-2007). Therefore, with the exception of parts of chapter one on the macroeconomic and political background, this report will focus on the pre-crisis period. Nevertheless, the analysis will focus on trends that author expect to be structural rather than cyclical and which therefore will be informative in terms of setting the basis for policy dialogue with the government of Madagascar when the crisis recedes. 2017-08-14T20:39:05Z 2017-08-14T20:39:05Z 2010-06-13 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/614861468270897341/Madagascar-investment-climate-assessment-update http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27783 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Investment Climate Assessment Economic & Sector Work Africa Madagascar |
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DEPOSIT ECONOMIC STRUCTURE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT GROWTH EXPORTER EXPORTERS FIRM PERFORMANCE FISCAL POLICY INSTRUMENT LABOR PRODUCTIVITY M1 MONEY MARKET MONEY MARKET RATE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS VALUE ADDED WORKER |
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DEPOSIT ECONOMIC STRUCTURE EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT GROWTH EXPORTER EXPORTERS FIRM PERFORMANCE FISCAL POLICY INSTRUMENT LABOR PRODUCTIVITY M1 MONEY MARKET MONEY MARKET RATE TRANSACTION TRANSACTION COSTS VALUE ADDED WORKER World Bank Madagascar Investment Climate Assessment Update |
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Given the need to improve the overall
investment climate in the Republic of Madagascar, an Indian
Ocean island nation located off the east coast of Africa,
this Investment Climate Assessment Update (ICAU) evaluates
trends and characteristics associated with firm, growth, and
performance. More specifically, the ICAU examines firm level
growth and productivity, and how they are related to firm
characteristics and to certain obstacles facing firms in
manufacturing and services during the period 2004-2007. The
scope of this report is narrower than that of typical
investment climate assessment. This is a result of political
situation in Madagascar and data availability. The current
political crisis will likely have significant consequences
for incentives to invest, and on firm growth and performance
in both the domestic and export markets. However, these
impacts are hard to identify while the crisis is ongoing. In
addition, the enterprise survey data used in this report are
entirely pre-crisis (covering the period 2004-2007).
Therefore, with the exception of parts of chapter one on the
macroeconomic and political background, this report will
focus on the pre-crisis period. Nevertheless, the analysis
will focus on trends that author expect to be structural
rather than cyclical and which therefore will be informative
in terms of setting the basis for policy dialogue with the
government of Madagascar when the crisis recedes. |
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Madagascar Investment Climate Assessment Update |
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2017 |
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