Making Senegal a Hub for West Africa

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Chapter

International Experience

Promote Exports and Export Quality and Expand to New Markets

Unlock Supply Constraints

Promote Inclusive Growth

Annex 1: Identification of High-Growth and High-Debt Countries

Chapter 2. Strengthening Senegal's Fiscal Framework

Fiscal Performance during the Past Decade

Challenges for Public Finances under the PSE

Strengthening Senegal’s Public Finances and Its Fiscal Framework

Conclusions and Recommendations

Chapter 3. External Stability

Current Account and Senegal’s Twin Deficits

Export Performance

Foreign Direct Investment and Remittances

Structural Competitiveness

Price Competitiveness

Reserve Adequacy

Debt-Related Risks

Reforms to Achieve Higher Exports

Chapter 4. Growth, Structural Transformation, and Export Diversification

Factor Inputs

Export Diversification

Product Quality

Informality

Conclusions

Chapter 5. Solving the Electricity Puzzle

The Electricity Sector Represents Both Challenges and Opportunities for the Plan Sénégal Emergent

Successful Electricity Reforms

Conclusion

Chapter 6. Social Safety Nests in Senegal

Government Response to Shocks and Existing Safety Nets in Senegal

Renewed Efforts to Establish an Effective National Social Protection System

Recommendations to Further Consolidate the National Social Protection System

Chapter 7. Performance Under the 2011–14 Policy Support Instrument

Macroeconomic Performance

Program Performance

Technical Assistance

Conclusions

References

Box 2. Export Diversification and Quality

Box 3. Social Safety Programs in Senegal in 2011

Figures

Figure 1. Senegal: Comparators versus High-Debt Countries([Sup1])

Figure 2. Bilateral Goods Trade, United States and Senegal

Figure 3. Real GDP Growth Projections under Different Multiplier Assumptions

Figure 4. Factors of Prolonged Periods of Positive Growth

Figure 5. Vulnerability to Spillovers from the Global Economy

Figure 6. The Evolution of Spending and Revenues in Senegal, 2000–14

Figure 7. The Increase in Expenditure Items, 2003–14

Figure 8. The Wage Bill as a Share of Revenues, 2014

Figure 9. The Composition of the Wage Bill, 2002–13

Figure 10. The Composition of Capital Spending, 2009–13

Figure 11. Public Spending Composition under the PSE, 2014–18

Figure 12. Differences between Approved Budget and Outcomes

Figure 13. Overall Index of Budget Institutions

Figure 14. Components of the Index of Budget Institutions

Figure 15. Current Account and Fiscal Deficit (Percent of GDP)

Figure 16. Export Performance and Exchange Rate

Figure 17. Workers’ Remittances

Figure 18. Ease of Doing Business

Figure 19. Global Competitiveness Index

Figure 20. Real and Nominal Effective Exchange Rates

Figure 21. Growth and Volatility

Figure 22. Productivity

Figure 23. Export— Diversification

Figure 24. Agricultural and Manufacturing Quality

Figure 25. Export Concentration and Quality

Figure 26. The Informal Nonagricultural Sector

Figure 27. The Fiscal Costs of the Electricity Sector

Figure 28. Senegal: Expenditure on Subsidies (Percent of GDP)

Figure 29. Poverty, Shocks, and Consumption

Figure 30. Spending on Social Security Nets in 2011

Figure 31. Cost per Beneficiary per Program

Figure 32. Macroeconomic Developments

Figure 33. Detailed Fiscal Performance

Figure 34. Performance under the 2011–14 IMF Policy Support Instrument

Figure 35. The IMF’s Technical Assistance

Tables

Table 1. List of High-Growth and High-Debt Countries

Table 2. Total External Debt, Central Government

Table 3. Output Volatility and Product Diversification in Sub-Saharan Africa

Table 4. Output Volatility and Trade Partner Diversification in Sub-Saharan Africa

Table 5. Growth Projection Errors

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