Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive

Robust GDP growth continues, and real growth for 2014 has been revised up by the authorities to 7.1 percent from an earlier estimate of 7.0 percent. Strong domestic demand, boosted by a construction boom and accommodated by high domestic credit gro...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Report
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Phnom Penh 2015
Subjects:	TARIFFS MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT PROFIT MARGINS DEPOSITS BROAD MONEY PRODUCTION POLICY ENVIRONMENT INCOME INTEREST AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS INTEREST RATE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REAL GDP EXCHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BOND SPREADS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY EXPORTS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY TIME CONSTRAINTS INPUTS PAYMENTS ITC FREE TRADE INFLATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MACROECONOMIC STABILITY TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES COSTS LABOR COSTS OIL CURRENCY INPUT USE EXPORT GROWTH CORPORATE INCOME TAXES MONEY CAPITAL FORMATION EXCHANGE RATES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES LABOR PRODUCTIVITY INDUSTRIALIZATION MONOPOLY MARKETS DEBT ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY RETURN FORESTRY TRADE POLICY DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES AVERAGING SUBSIDIES FINANCE EFFICIENCY BANK DEPOSITS TAXES BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INCOME TAXES PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CONSUMPTION GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION VALUE ADDED GROSS MARGIN CAPITAL WAGES PROPERTY TAXES PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT VALUES PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CREDIT FIXED CAPITAL MACROECONOMICS DEMAND ECONOMY DISBURSEMENTS AGRICULTURE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ENVIRONMENT MARKET COMPETITION FISHERIES CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE ECONOMIC INTEGRATION GDP GOODS LAND LAND PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIES OF SCALE DURABLE GROWTH RATE NATIONAL BANK ECONOMIC EXPANSION INVESTMENT TRADE TAXES BOND DOMESTIC CREDIT SHARE COAL FARMS CAPITAL INFLOWS REVENUE CAPITAL GROWTH RISK MANAGEMENT CONSUMER PRICE INDEX CREDIT GROWTH BANKING SUPERVISION INTERMEDIATE INPUTS PROFITS ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCIAL SECTOR PUBLIC GOOD COST ANALYSIS PRICES GUARANTEE PRODUCTION COSTS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIES DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC GOODS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25225676/adapting-stay-competitive-cambodia-economic-update http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22934

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spelling	okr-10986-229342021-04-23T14:04:12Z Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive World Bank Group TARIFFS MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT PROFIT MARGINS DEPOSITS BROAD MONEY PRODUCTION POLICY ENVIRONMENT INCOME INTEREST AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS INTEREST RATE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REAL GDP EXCHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BOND SPREADS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY EXPORTS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY TIME CONSTRAINTS INPUTS PAYMENTS ITC FREE TRADE INFLATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MACROECONOMIC STABILITY TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES COSTS LABOR COSTS OIL CURRENCY INPUT USE EXPORT GROWTH CORPORATE INCOME TAXES MONEY CAPITAL FORMATION EXCHANGE RATES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES LABOR PRODUCTIVITY INDUSTRIALIZATION MONOPOLY MARKETS DEBT ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY RETURN FORESTRY TRADE POLICY DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES AVERAGING SUBSIDIES FINANCE EFFICIENCY BANK DEPOSITS TAXES BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INCOME TAXES PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CONSUMPTION GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION VALUE ADDED GROSS MARGIN CAPITAL WAGES PROPERTY TAXES PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT VALUES PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CREDIT FIXED CAPITAL MACROECONOMICS DEMAND ECONOMY DISBURSEMENTS AGRICULTURE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ENVIRONMENT MARKET COMPETITION FISHERIES CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE ECONOMIC INTEGRATION GDP GOODS LAND LAND PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIES OF SCALE DURABLE GROWTH RATE NATIONAL BANK ECONOMIC EXPANSION INVESTMENT TRADE TAXES BOND DOMESTIC CREDIT SHARE COAL FARMS CAPITAL INFLOWS REVENUE CAPITAL GROWTH RISK MANAGEMENT CONSUMER PRICE INDEX CREDIT GROWTH BANKING SUPERVISION INTERMEDIATE INPUTS PROFITS ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCIAL SECTOR PUBLIC GOOD COST ANALYSIS PRICES GUARANTEE PRODUCTION COSTS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIES DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC GOODS Robust GDP growth continues, and real growth for 2014 has been revised up by the authorities to 7.1 percent from an earlier estimate of 7.0 percent. Strong domestic demand, boosted by a construction boom and accommodated by high domestic credit growth, helps offset the moderation in export growth with the slowdown of the garment, tourism and agriculture sectors observed in the first half of 2015. As an oil importer, the country benefits from the slump in oil prices, contributing to savings on petroleum imports. In this setting, growth is projected to ease slightly, to 6.9 percent in 2015. Downside risks to this outlook include potential renewed labor discontent, further appreciation of the US dollar, a delay in economic recovery in Europe, and a hard landing of the Chinese economy. 2015-11-10T17:29:44Z 2015-11-10T17:29:44Z 2015-10 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25225676/adapting-stay-competitive-cambodia-economic-update http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22934 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Phnom Penh Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Cambodia
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topic	TARIFFS MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT PROFIT MARGINS DEPOSITS BROAD MONEY PRODUCTION POLICY ENVIRONMENT INCOME INTEREST AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS INTEREST RATE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REAL GDP EXCHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BOND SPREADS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY EXPORTS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY TIME CONSTRAINTS INPUTS PAYMENTS ITC FREE TRADE INFLATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MACROECONOMIC STABILITY TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES COSTS LABOR COSTS OIL CURRENCY INPUT USE EXPORT GROWTH CORPORATE INCOME TAXES MONEY CAPITAL FORMATION EXCHANGE RATES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES LABOR PRODUCTIVITY INDUSTRIALIZATION MONOPOLY MARKETS DEBT ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY RETURN FORESTRY TRADE POLICY DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES AVERAGING SUBSIDIES FINANCE EFFICIENCY BANK DEPOSITS TAXES BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INCOME TAXES PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CONSUMPTION GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION VALUE ADDED GROSS MARGIN CAPITAL WAGES PROPERTY TAXES PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT VALUES PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CREDIT FIXED CAPITAL MACROECONOMICS DEMAND ECONOMY DISBURSEMENTS AGRICULTURE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ENVIRONMENT MARKET COMPETITION FISHERIES CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE ECONOMIC INTEGRATION GDP GOODS LAND LAND PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIES OF SCALE DURABLE GROWTH RATE NATIONAL BANK ECONOMIC EXPANSION INVESTMENT TRADE TAXES BOND DOMESTIC CREDIT SHARE COAL FARMS CAPITAL INFLOWS REVENUE CAPITAL GROWTH RISK MANAGEMENT CONSUMER PRICE INDEX CREDIT GROWTH BANKING SUPERVISION INTERMEDIATE INPUTS PROFITS ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCIAL SECTOR PUBLIC GOOD COST ANALYSIS PRICES GUARANTEE PRODUCTION COSTS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIES DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC GOODS
spellingShingle	TARIFFS MONETARY POLICY DEFICIT RISKS CAPITAL MARKETS REGULATORY FRAMEWORK GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUIPMENT PROFIT MARGINS DEPOSITS BROAD MONEY PRODUCTION POLICY ENVIRONMENT INCOME INTEREST AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PRODUCERS INTEREST RATE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REAL GDP EXCHANGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS BOND SPREADS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY EXPORTS REVENUES FISCAL POLICY TIME CONSTRAINTS INPUTS PAYMENTS ITC FREE TRADE INFLATION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES CENTRAL BANK DEVELOPMENT MACROECONOMIC STABILITY TRADE BALANCE OIL PRICES COSTS LABOR COSTS OIL CURRENCY INPUT USE EXPORT GROWTH CORPORATE INCOME TAXES MONEY CAPITAL FORMATION EXCHANGE RATES PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES LABOR PRODUCTIVITY INDUSTRIALIZATION MONOPOLY MARKETS DEBT ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY RETURN FORESTRY TRADE POLICY DIRECT INVESTMENT RESERVES AVERAGING SUBSIDIES FINANCE EFFICIENCY BANK DEPOSITS TAXES BANKING SECTOR FISCAL DEFICIT EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INCOME TAXES PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH CONSUMPTION GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION VALUE ADDED GROSS MARGIN CAPITAL WAGES PROPERTY TAXES PRIVATE SECTOR CREDIT VALUES PRODUCTIVITY INCREASES FINANCIAL CRISIS FUTURE VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CREDIT FIXED CAPITAL MACROECONOMICS DEMAND ECONOMY DISBURSEMENTS AGRICULTURE EXPENDITURES PROPERTY CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ENVIRONMENT MARKET COMPETITION FISHERIES CURRENCIES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRADE ECONOMIC INTEGRATION GDP GOODS LAND LAND PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIES OF SCALE DURABLE GROWTH RATE NATIONAL BANK ECONOMIC EXPANSION INVESTMENT TRADE TAXES BOND DOMESTIC CREDIT SHARE COAL FARMS CAPITAL INFLOWS REVENUE CAPITAL GROWTH RISK MANAGEMENT CONSUMER PRICE INDEX CREDIT GROWTH BANKING SUPERVISION INTERMEDIATE INPUTS PROFITS ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCIAL SECTOR PUBLIC GOOD COST ANALYSIS PRICES GUARANTEE PRODUCTION COSTS ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ECONOMIES DEVELOPMENT POLICY PUBLIC GOODS World Bank Group Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
geographic_facet	East Asia and Pacific Cambodia
description	Robust GDP growth continues, and real growth for 2014 has been revised up by the authorities to 7.1 percent from an earlier estimate of 7.0 percent. Strong domestic demand, boosted by a construction boom and accommodated by high domestic credit growth, helps offset the moderation in export growth with the slowdown of the garment, tourism and agriculture sectors observed in the first half of 2015. As an oil importer, the country benefits from the slump in oil prices, contributing to savings on petroleum imports. In this setting, growth is projected to ease slightly, to 6.9 percent in 2015. Downside risks to this outlook include potential renewed labor discontent, further appreciation of the US dollar, a delay in economic recovery in Europe, and a hard landing of the Chinese economy.
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title	Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
title_short	Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
title_full	Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
title_fullStr	Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
title_full_unstemmed	Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive
title_sort	cambodia economic update, october 2015 : adapting to stay competitive
publisher	World Bank, Phnom Penh
publishDate	2015
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25225676/adapting-stay-competitive-cambodia-economic-update http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22934
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Cambodia Economic Update, October 2015 : Adapting to Stay Competitive

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