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... Additionally, negotiations for achieving national goals such as complying with European fiscal polic... data in international finance statistics, national finance statistics may be more accurate ... is based on the European System of Accounts 1995 (ESA 95). The national level of government in...
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This paper investigates the magnitude of geographic as well as commodity concentration for Malaysia from 1970 to 2003 and how the pattern of trade and instability has changed over time. The instability index is regressed upon a set of explanatory variables including commodity concentration, geographic concentration and share of primary commodity exports. The results indicate that the commodity concentration appears as a significant variable in explaining the export earnings instability. The paper recommends Malaysia takes several measures in order to remain immune from negative effects of instability. They include the continuous effort to stay competitive by maintaining productivity higher than production cost, to diversify as well as broaden its industrial base and constantly find new ...
... exports and imports as a proportion of national income can be measured by the geographic as well a...METHODOLOGY. Although official national accounts statistics for Malaysia were published in 1955, th...
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Money market rate premiums have been high and volatile. The difference between money market rates and central bank key rates has been the widest since the international financial turbulence started in August last year. Norwegian money market rates increased sharply after international risk premiums spilled over into the Norwegian market. Foreign exchange markets have also been volatile. Investors have shown interest in the large and most liquid currencies. Growth is also slowing in the Norwegian economy. Household consumption has stagnated and house prices are falling. Monetary policy in Norway is oriented towards annual consumer price inflation of close to 2.5% over time. In recent years, inflation has on average been somewhat lower, but fairly close to 2.5%. A deep and protracted glob...
... over by other banks or partially nationalised. Investor confidence in banks has declined. Interb...According to quarterly national accounts figures, annualised seasonally adjusted mainland G...Housing start figures, order statistics and signals from contacts in Norges Bank's regiona...
