The economic adjustment programme for Cyprus: fifth review : Summer 2014

The economic adjustment programme for Cyprus: fifth review : Summer 2014

The report assesses compliance with the terms and conditions set out in the updated MoU. The MoU was updated following the fourth review mission and was agreed between the Cypriot authorities and the programme partners, i.e. the European Commission (EC), the European Central Bank (ECB), and the Inte...

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Veröffentlicht in:European economy. Occasional papers 2015, Vol.209, December 2014
Hauptverfasser: Aarnout, Menno, Verwey, Maarten, Arnoldus, Paul, Arvaniti, Natasha, Coutinho, Leonor, Didziokaite, Zivile, Costello, Declan, Fernández-Stembridge, Leila, Wegener Friis, Jakob, Gertchev, Nikolay, Gronert, Valeska, Hinton, James, Huynh-Olesen, Duy Thanh, Kamerta, Markita, Keereman, Filip, Klumpp, Marianne, Koerhuis, Daniel, Krämer, Robert, Lope García, Ana, Mac Namara, Brendan, Macovei, Mihai-Gheorghe, Mahieu, Géraldine, McCarthy, Mary, Simonis, Dominique, Zeugner, Stefan, Merzbach, Sarah, Moschovis, Georgios, Corneliu Savin, Victor, Tournemire, Georges
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Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
aid programme
economic planning
economic policy
economic reform
financial aid
financial planning
structural adjustment
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Zusammenfassung:The report assesses compliance with the terms and conditions set out in the updated MoU. The MoU was updated following the fourth review mission and was agreed between the Cypriot authorities and the programme partners, i.e. the European Commission (EC), the European Central Bank (ECB), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This report is based on information obtained during the fifth review mission, taking into account economic and policy developments until 1 September 2014. A new report will be published after the next review mission, including updated macroeconomic forecasts and assessment of policy developments.
ISSN:1725-3195
1725-3209