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  • How Not to Experience “Nothing Special” Again (Report in Macroeconomics)

     

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Publicēts: 22.05.2009.
Valoda: Angļu
Līmenis: Augstskolas
Literatūras saraksts: 37 vienības
Atsauces: Nav
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Nr. Sadaļas nosaukums  Lpp.
  Introduction    5
  Latvia in March, 2011    6
  Macroeconomic variables in year 2011/2012    6
  Latvia and Counter Cyclical fiscal policy    10
  Increasing Trust and Credibility    14
  Listening to guidance more carefully    15
  Financial Sector in Government’s Hands    17
  Blessed by EBRD    18
  Exchange rate    20
  Investment    21
  “Good investment climate”    21
  Macroeconomic policies    21
  Fiscal policy    22
  Trade policy    24
  Good governance    24
  Investment in Infrastructure    25
  Exports    26
  Innovation    27
  Export marketing    30
  Conclusion    32
  References    33
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Introduction
In the past few years the economy of Latvia had jumped in unprecedented heights. The government of Latvia felt that this growth would last forever. Even experiencing the sunset of the ‘fat years’, they still thought that the situation in Latvia was nothing special indeed. When problems were knocking at the door Latvians were still comforted by the manager of the Financial and Capital Market Commission (FCMC) stating:
„All in all we should not be too excitedly worried about the economic situation here” (Baltic, 2008). Only closeness of collapse of the government managed to open their eyes.
In December, 2008, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreed to help the Republic of Latvia with the economic stabilization plan by signing a stand-by agreement worth SDR 1.521626 billion (€1.7 billion). The aim of the program, which will last until March 2011, is to stop the liquidity problems the financial institution have right now and guarantee long-term external stability (International Monetary Fund, 2008).
Assuming that the IMF plan will be successful and the situation in Latvia will be regaining stability by spring 2011; taking into account that life does not stop after the plan is over, the authors of this report seek to find out what actions should the government undertake for the economic situation in Latvia not to be flawed again and to become somewhat stable after March, 2011.
The report investigates the most appropriate government spending policy, regulations of the financial market and opportunities of JSC Parex bank. Furthermore, ways of ensuring inflow of investments, as well as improvements in net exports are discussed.

Latvia in March, 2011
The report is based on several assumptions about Latvia’s economic situation after the IMF plan is over. The first and most important one is the assumption that the plan has been successful, meaning that the full financial aid has been received and thus Latvia has managed to alleviate its current immediate liquidity pressures, reinforce competitiveness and still operates under a fixed exchange rate.

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