The Multiple Aims Of Russia’s Fiscal Policy - Why The 2002 Budget Is Encouraging And Why 2003 Is Manageable
Publication date
Saturday, 29.09.2001
Authors
Niclas Sundstrom
Series
Citigroup
Annotation
Today, August 21, the Russian government has discussed and approved the 2002 budget. It will be submitted to the Duma by August 26. In addition, the government has discussed a range of fiscal and macroeconomic issues: the macroeconomic outlook for 2002 as well as macroeconomic scenario estimates for 2003-2004 and the 2003-2004 prospective fiscal plan. This note updates and looks again into the 2002 budget in the form the government is likely to approve it, and the fiscal policy context it is part of.
Today, August 21, the Russian government has discussed and approved the 2002 budget. It will be submitted to the Duma by August 26. In addition, the government has discussed a range of fiscal and macroeconomic issues: the macroeconomic outlook for 2002 as well as macroeconomic scenario estimates for 2003-2004 and the 2003-2004 prospective fiscal plan. This note updates and looks again into the 2002 budget in the form the government is likely to approve it, and the fiscal policy context it is part of.
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