1991 economic crisis
1991 economic crisis: a severe macroeconomic and external-sector stress that created pressure for major policy reform
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Liberalisation: reduction of unnecessary controls and restrictions to give economic agents greater freedom in production, investment and trade
Privatisation: increasing the role of private ownership or management in economic activity and reducing exclusive state ownership in selected enterprises
Globalisation: greater integration of the domestic economy with the world through trade, investment, technology and financial flows
Disinvestment: sale of part or all of government ownership in a public enterprise
Financial-sector reforms: changes intended to make banking and financial markets more efficient, competitive and market-oriented while strengthening regulation
Tax reforms: changes aimed at simplifying, rationalising and improving the efficiency of the tax system
Trade and investment reforms: lower trade barriers and easier foreign-investment rules used to increase international integration and competition
World Trade Organization: an international institution providing a rules-based framework for trade among member countries
Appraisal of reforms: economic reforms are assessed by weighing gains such as efficiency and integration against concerns such as uneven benefits, employment or sectoral stress
1991 economic crisis. 1991 economic crisis: a severe macroeconomic and external-sector stress that created pressure for major policy reform
Liberalisation. Liberalisation: reduction of unnecessary controls and restrictions to give economic agents greater freedom in production, investment and trade
Privatisation. Privatisation: increasing the role of private ownership or management in economic activity and reducing exclusive state ownership in selected enterprises
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