Rationales for preferential export credit and export credit insurance are reviewed and several countries' programs are examined to determine if these preferential programs are appropriate export promotion...
Exchange rate misalignment in developing countries. Economic analyses of rapid population growth. Macroeconomic adjustment in developing countries. Export processing zones: the economics of enclave manufacturing...
Export credit programs refer to officially provided pre- or postshipment credit to finance export activities. Export credit insurance programs insure exports and/or guarantee export credit against commercial...
In February, 1983, Venezuela ended the convertibility of the Bolivar and implemented multiple exchange rates, exchange controls, and import licensing as a means to rationing foreign exchange and encouraging...
The Government of Indonesia, projecting reduced revenues from petroleum exports, has adopted a goal of increasing its nonoil exports and is seeking policy measures in pursuit of that goal. While expanded...
Since September 1983, the Zairian government has made a number of basic economic and financial reforms to liberalize the economy and to facilitate growth and development. Two proposals, including reform...