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November 2013 |
New, for students and other individual users—IMF
eLibrary is now available on an individual subscription basis. With a personal annual subscription, you will be able to
access IMF's latest research and analyses, including over 13,000 publications, with a rich archive dating back to 1947. In addition, a personal subscription will provide access to the IMF's premier statistical databases, including International Financial Statistics, Balance of Payment Statistics, Government Finance Statistics, and Direction of Trade Statistics. You can also continue to order print and digital editions of the IMF's reports and books from your local stockists or from Amazon, CNPIEC and other retailers.
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Read the latest economic research, forecasts, analyses and data, for only $99 per year (less than $9 per month). With a personal annual subscription, you can download any publication in a format of your choice, including for your PC, tablet, or mobile phone. As a subscriber, you will have access to over 13,000 publications including recent editions of IMF flagship reports such as the World Economic Outlook, Global Financial Stability Report, and Fiscal Monitor. Here are some more reasons to subscribe:
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2013 Fall Catalog
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Regional Economic Outlook, Middle East and Central Asia, November 2013
The near-term economic outlook for the Middle East region has weakened. Difficult political transitions and increased regional uncertainties weigh on confidence in the oil-importing countries. Growth in these countries remains well below the levels necessary to reduce high unemployment and improve living standards. Meanwhile, in the oil-exporting countries, weak global demand and domestic supply disruptions have reduced oil production, notwithstanding recent upward pressure arising from increased geopolitical risks.
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Regional Economic Outlook, Sub-Saharan Africa, October 2013
The October 2013 report provides a comprehensive report on the prospects for growth in the region, as well as the major risks to the outlook. Generally, growth is expected to remain strong despite a downward revision since the May 2013 report. The report analyzes drivers of growth in nonresource-rich sub-Saharan African countries, and examines the risks to frontier market economies of volatile capital flows as they become more integrated with international capital markets.
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