Republic of Belarus: Selected Issues

Author: International Monetary Fund

This Selected Issues Paper presents an analysis of Belarus-specific conditions and cross-country research, and proposes a roadmap for real-sector reforms. It highlights distortions resulting from the government's interference in the economy, and presents an overview of economic benefits of deregulation, labor market liberalization, and enterprise reform. The paper also provides estimates of potential gains for Belarus from conducting structural reforms, and offers a blueprint for restructuring while minimizing the risks of resource dislocation.

Volume/Issue: Volume 2012 Issue 114

Publication date: May 2012

ISBN: 9781475503814

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Business and Economics , Finance , Labor , ISCR , CR , enterprise reform , financial market , government support , labor market reform , resource allocation , enterprise restructuring , Commodity markets , Competition , Labor market reforms , Productivity , Labor markets , Central America , Central and Eastern Europe , Eastern Europe , Central Asia

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This Selected Issues Paper presents an analysis of Belarus-specific conditions and cross-country research, and proposes a roadmap for real-sector reforms. It highlights distortions resulting from the government’s interference in the economy, and presents an overview of economic benefits of deregulation, labor market liberalization, and enterprise reform. The paper also provides estimates of potential gains for Belarus from conducting structural reforms, and offers a blueprint for restructuring while minimizing the risks of resource dislocation.