Côte d'Ivoire : Investment Climate Survey Report

World Bank

Côte d'Ivoire : Investment Climate Survey Report

2011

World Bank

This Investment Climate Survey Report (ICSR) for Cote d'Ivoire evaluates the country's business environment by (i) analyzing barriers to private sector investment and growth and how they vary among different types of firms, (ii) benchmarking the Ivorian investment climate and firm performance to that of other countries and (iii) providing recommendations to promote and strengthen the private sector. The ICSR is supported by the statistical analysis of a survey of firms based in Cote d'Ivoire's major urban centers, as well as data from other sources. This ICSR identifies key areas where investment climate reforms may be warranted. It is largely based on the analysis of Enterprise Survey data; which are surveys of mostly manufacturing, formal sector enterprises in the major industrial centers of an economy. Cote d'Ivoire is one of the very few countries in Sub-Saharan Africa with a ratio of manufacturing to GDP higher than 15 percent.

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Microfinance institutions; Tax; Investment opportunities; Macroeconomic stability; Exchange rates; Overdraft facilities; Solvency; Limited access to finance; Supervisory authorities; Multinational; Oil prices; Nonbank financial institutions; Labor market; Trade credit; Pension funds; Loan portfolio; Return on equity; Private credit; Monetary policy; Currency; Interest rate; Employee; Purchasing power; Labor costs; Economic crisis; Mfis; Subsidiaries; Bank credit; Collateral; Outstanding credit; Small enterprise; Loan; Economies of scale; Fiscal policy; Collateral requirements; Education level; Microfinance sector; Overdrafts; Share of credit; Fixed rate; Return on assets; Business opportunity; Poor access; Arrears; Credit rating; Lack of transparency; Banking sector; Management education; Cost of capital; Small loans; Access to financial services; Indicators of access; Human development; Asset quality; Domestic market; Penetration rate; Dummy variables; Insurance markets; Savings plans; Bank portfolios; Commercial bank; Banque centrale des etats de l'afrique de l'ouest; Proprietorship; Macroeconomic data; Autonomy; Access to finance; Currency devaluation; Application procedures; Credibility; Credits; Credit bank; Educational attainment; Global economy; Benchmarking; International markets; Earnings; Capital stock; Non-performing loans; Physical capital; Political stability; Recession; Capital adequacy; Central bank; Investment climate; Return; Monetary fund; Private banks; Financial institution; Investing; Flexible exchange rate; Local banks; Macroeconomic environment; Investment bank; Real exchange rate; Fiscal constraints; Financial intermediation; Formal financial market; Capital requirements; Dummy variable; Legal systems; Life insurance; Credit lines; Financial markets; Financial systems; Development finance; Application for credit; Consumer goods; Supervisory agency; Private credit bureau; Trade union; Bank lending; Credit registry; Export performance; Investment climates; Amount of capital; Limited access; Public credit; Purchasing power parity; Credit rationing; Political uncertainty; Retained earnings; Financial difficulties; Investment rate; Banking system; Access to services; Exporter; Government subsidies; Minimum capital requirements; Disbursements; Mfi; Overdraft facility; Business credit; Financing obstacle; Credit bureau; Financial support; Internal funds; Borrowing; Formal financial services; Exploitation; Private bank; Overdraft; Debts; Ownership structure; Credit rating agency; Access to bank; Credit information; Foreign direct investment; External financing; Financial assets; Capital markets; Financial access; International investment; Bank financing; Exporters; Financial system; Inflationary pressures; Employment growth; Credit market; Firm performance; Bribe; Deposit; Lines of credit; Life insurance companies; Commodity prices; Asset portfolios; Bank account; Institutional capacity; Subsidiary; Financial instruments; Labor markets; Financial resources; Borrowing costs; Economic success

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