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Dominica: 2017 Article IV Consultation - Press Release and Staff Report (IMF Country Report No. 17/391)
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IMF Country Report, 2017 Article IV consultation for Dominica (69 pages, December 2017; mission before Hurricane Maria): staff report, Table 1 and Tables 2-5b, external and debt sustainability annexes, authorities' views. Programme content: CBI revenue in EC$ and % of GDP FY2012/13-FY2022/23 (Tables 5a/5b pp. 38-39, all columns recorded; FY2016/17 EC$136.0m and FY2015/16-FY2016/17 % were already recorded); primary balance excl. CBI, primary balance excl. CBI and natural-disaster cost, and overall balance excl. CBI, in EC$ and % of GDP, FY2012/13-FY2022/23 (recorded; two new amount indicators proposed); the same primary balance excl. CBI in Table 1 (p. 6) and Table 2 (p. 35), recorded once; first-half FY2015/16 and FY2016/17 CBI revenue and balance excl. CBI (p. 11 text table, recorded; its full-year columns duplicate Table 5b); CBI inflows 3.4% of GDP in 2015 and 7.4% in 2016 (p. 12, already recorded); fiscal measures table with the new CBI investment option at an assumed 0.0 yield (p. 14, footnote: conservatively assumes no revenues; not recorded); simulation assuming CBI revenue of 10% of GDP until FY2018/19 then 3% (p. 19, an assumption, not recorded); recommendations (use CBI deposits to cut debt, vulnerability fund, semi-annual disclosure); authorities doubled CBI staff and hired a foreign due-diligence firm (p. 22, no number); DSA sudden-stop-in-CBI scenario (pp. 44-46, 52: debt ratios, no CBI values); charts with CBI series but no printed values (pp. 31-32); BOP note that 2016 errors and omissions are presumed unrecorded CBI flows (p. 36, no CBI line). Note: FY2012/13-FY2015/16 columns are unmarked outturns and recorded as actual; the existing row for FY2015/16 (5.2% of GDP, estimate) predates this rule.
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- CBI inflows as a share of GDP7.4% of GDP2016 · IMF 2017EstimateDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI inflows as a share of GDP3.4% of GDP2015 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 57.1 millionFY2022/23 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 56.0 millionFY2021/22 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 62.7 millionFY2020/21 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 70.0 millionFY2019/20 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 87.8 millionFY2018/19 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 133.9 millionFY2017/18 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 136.0 millionFY2016/17 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 72.7 millionFY2015/16 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 23.0 millionFY2014/15 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 49.7 millionFY2013/14 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to governmentXCD 50.7 millionFY2012/13 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.2% of GDPFY2022/23 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.2% of GDPFY2021/22 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.7% of GDPFY2020/21 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP4.3% of GDPFY2019/20 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP5.6% of GDPFY2018/19 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP8.9% of GDPFY2017/18 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP4.9% of GDPFY2016/17-H1 · IMF 2017EstimateDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP9.4% of GDPFY2016/17 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP4.1% of GDPFY2015/16-H1 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP5.2% of GDPFY2015/16 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP1.6% of GDPFY2014/15 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.6% of GDPFY2013/14 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- CBI revenue to government as a share of GDP3.8% of GDPFY2012/13 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−1.7% of GDPFY2022/23 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−2.4% of GDPFY2021/22 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−3.4% of GDPFY2020/21 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−4.2% of GDPFY2019/20 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−5.5% of GDPFY2018/19 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−8.6% of GDPFY2017/18 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−6.2% of GDPFY2016/17-H1 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−10.7% of GDPFY2016/17 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−1.2% of GDPFY2015/16-H1 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−6.1% of GDPFY2015/16 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−6.3% of GDPFY2014/15 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−6.4% of GDPFY2013/14 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Fiscal balance excluding CBI proceeds−9.1% of GDPFY2012/13 · IMF 2017Final figureDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
- Overall balance excluding CBI revenue (amount)XCD −31.6 millionFY2022/23 · IMF 2017ForecastDominica · Citizenship by investment programme
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What it covers CBI revenue FY2012/13-FY2022/23 (Tables 5a/5b), CBI in % of GDP 2015-2016 in text.
Notes IMF tables combine data from the Dominican authorities with Fund staff estimates. Direct curl download is blocked by the IMF site (HTTP 403); the PDF was retrieved through a browser session from the URL given. Staff work predates Hurricane Maria (Sept 2017) although published Dec 2017. Table note: "Fiscal data for FY2016/17 (calendar year 2016) are staff projections." Its FY2016/17 CBI figure (EC$136.0m) was later revised to EC$331.8m (2018 report) and EC$491.2m (2021 report).
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