Volume 2. Macroeconomy, Finance, Trade and Energy | The Gambia -- Policies to Foster Growth
2015
World Bank
While mixed, there has also been progressin the areas of public sector, economic and fiscal management, civil service and justicereform, anti-corruption and public procurement reform. However, The Gambia remainsvulnerable to external shocks as the main sources of domestically generated foreignexchange come from tourism and re-export trade whose fate depend largely on exogenousfactors. In addition, a major part of the labor force is engaged in farming, and agriculture isvulnerable to weather conditions.
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书目信息
出版者
Washington, DC
其它主题
Investor; Credit information systems; Trade finance; Islamic bank; Domestic credit; Portfolio; Central bank; Foreign direct investment; Credit flows; Exchange rates; Contract; Microfinance sector; Depositor; Investing; T-bill; Micro enterprises; Nonperforming loans; Financial structure; Maturities; Bank loan; Tax rate; Commercial loans; Durable; Macroeconomic policy; Microfinance institutions; Brokerage; Capital adequacy; Micro-enterprises; Revenues; Return; Trade sector; Exchange; Market; Lending interest rates; Borrowing costs; Microfinance institution; Short-term deposits; Government debt; Export competitiveness; Pension fund; Degree of liquidity; Local economy; Lack of transparency; Direct investment; Depositors; Domestic bank; Open economies; Domestic debt; Guarantees; Exporters; Term deposits; Credit information; Monetary fund; National savings; Goods; Good; Investment climate; Value of collateral; Bank finance companies; Housing finance; Interest income; Brokerage firms; National saving; Line of credit; Solvency; Human development; Borrowers; Private credit; Deficits; Branch network; Trading costs; Fixed asset; Macroeconomic environment; Foreign bank; Holding; Market confidence; Inflationary pressures; Equity stakes; Consumption expenditure; Financial systems; Credit worthiness; Financial institution; Share; Forgiveness; Macroeconomic management; Treasury; Fiscal deficit; Return on assets; Form of collateral; Securities; Loan portfolio; Electronic funds; Financial markets; Contract enforcement; Credit growth; Financial system; Loss of confidence; Foreign currencies; Savings accounts; Foreign investor; Legal framework; Tariff; Credit risk; International finance; Income inequality; Judicial system; Collateral; Non performing loan; T-bill rates; Compensation fund; Local financial markets; Asset quality; Institutional capacity; Financial crisis; Purchasing power; Interest payments; Profits; Banking sector; Loan; Current account deficit; Lenders; Export performance; Inflation rate; Npl; Security interest; Pension funds; Interest; Investment opportunities; Movable collateral; Reserve; Deposit; Alternative investment; Insurance companies; Collateral requirements; Borrowing requirement; Currency; Holdings; Commercial bank; Domestic borrowing; Macroeconomic policies; Domestic market; Treasury bills; Investors; Banking system; Foreign markets; Shares; Time deposit; Private borrowing; Development bank; Investment activity; Shareholder; Government securities; Fiscal deficits; International court; Revenue; Credit market; Debt forgiveness; Foreign exchange; Regulatory structures; Minority shareholder; Capacity constraints; Foreign banks; Apex institution; Security; Treasuries; Long-term assets; Life insurance; Capital movements; Distribution of credit; Issuance; Market constraints; Discount; International financial statistics; Tax rates; Safer” investments; Export growth; Future; Trading; Consumption expenditures; Credibility; Credit unions; Transparency; Government borrowing; Beneficiaries; Collateral registry; Guarantee; Expenditures; Movable assets; Investment rates; Long-term investment; Capital flows; Level of debt; Tax; Deposits; Investments; T-bills; Liquidity ratios; Private sector credit
语言
英语
类型
Report; Economic & Sector Work; Economic & Sector Work :: Foreign Trade, Fdi, And Capital Flows Study
2016-03-15
AGRIS AP