Lao PDR economic performance has continued to improve during 2006. Real GDP grew at 7.0 percent in 2005 and is now expected to be slightly higher at 7.3 percent in 2006. This growth is in large part due to foreign investment inflows in mining and hydro-power and growing mineral exports, but the share of non-mining contributions has increased this year, reaching 4.9 out of 7.3 percent. Agriculture, manufacturing and services sectors are expected to...
LA-Laos Economic Monitors I & II (2007) -- P101757,LA-Laos Economic Monitors I & II (2006) -- P096177
FY17 - Industry, Trade and Services
FY17 - Public Administration
FY17 - Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry
FY17 - Financial Sector
FY17 - Inclusive Growth,FY17 - Tax policy,FY17 - Fiscal Policy,FY17 - External Finance,FY17 - Structural Transformation and Economic Diversification,FY17 - Public Expenditure Policy,FY17 - Macroeconomic Resilience,FY17 - Green Growth,FY17 - Fiscal sustainability,FY17 - Economic Growth and Planning,FY17 - Macro-financial policies,FY17 - Monetary and Credit Policies,FY17 - Economic Growth and Planning,FY17 - Macroeconomic Resilience,FY17 - Public Expenditure Policy,FY17 - External Finance,FY17 - Fiscal sustainability,FY17 - Fiscal Policy,FY17 - Tax policy,FY17 - Green Growth,FY17 - Structural Transformation and Economic Diversification,FY17 - Macro-financial policies,FY17 - Monetary and Credit Policies,FY17 - Inclusive Growth
FY17 - Other Industry, Trade and Services,FY17 - Other Non-bank Financial Institutions,FY17 - Other Public Administration,FY17 - Other Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry
Lao PDR economic monitor (English). Lao PDR economic monitor Washington DC ; World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/639971468265780020
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