Country Report Laos September 2009
| Publication Date | September 2009 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | EIU |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 28 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | EIU00524 |
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Summary
You may have noticed that since the second quarter of this year some additional content has started to appear in your monthly and quarterly Country Reports. We are now including a country map and a range of basic data (selected to be useful for business travellers in particular) in every Country Report. For most countries, except a few for which data is in very short supply, we are also including comparative economic indicators that show each country's position relative to regional peers, in an easy-to-read graphical format.
In addition, for 176 countries the Country Reports will now include an annual analysis of each country's position in the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index, which ranks countries in terms of their level of democracy based on five key categories. These analyses were published in the second quarter of this year (in the April Country Reports for countries covered on a monthly basis, and in the second-quarter reports for those covered on a quarterly basis). Furthermore, as a new feature for more than 150 countries, an analysis of each country's ranking in our unique Quality of Life index will be published on an annual basis, starting in the fourth quarter of 2009.
Some of this content has been migrated over to the Country Reports from another product, the Country Profile, which has now been discontinued. The difficult decision to close the Country Profile reflected limited client demand for this service as well as our view that much of the content included in this report is now available free elsewhere. We would appreciate any feedback that you have on the migration of content from the Country Profiles to the Country Reports.
This report covers the following industry codes:
SIC Code: 60;1;10;49;15;47;48
NAICS Code: 52;11;212;22;23;48;517
Content
- Important changes to Country Reports
- Summary
- Basic data
- Political structure
- Economic structure: Annual indicators
- Economic structure: Quarterly indicators
- Economic structure: Comparative economic indiators
- Outlook for 2009-10: Domestic politics
- Outlook for 2009-10: International relations
- Outlook for 2009-10: Policy trends
- Outlook for 2009-10: Fiscal policy
- Outlook for 2009-10: Monetary policy
- Outlook for 2009-10: International assumptions
- Outlook for 2009-10: Economic growth
- Outlook for 2009-10: Inflation
- Outlook for 2009-10: Exchange rates
- Outlook for 2009-10: External sector
- Outlook for 2009-10: Forecast summary
- The political scene: The legislature expresses concern over corruption
- The political scene: New investment and property laws are adopted
- The political scene: Migration from the countryside is a concern
- The political scene: Laos supports its authoritarian neighbours
- The political scene: Laos's relations with the US continue to improve
- Economic policy: The prime minister calls for better economic management
- Economic policy: WTO accession edges closer as reforms are implemented
- The domestic economy: The government predicts strong economic growth
- The domestic economy: Returning Lao workers and overseas aid boost growth
- The domestic economy: The central bank calls on lenders to increase deposits
- The domestic economy: Irregular rains disrupts the rice harvest
- The domestic economy: Large rubber and paper plantations are proposed
- The domestic economy: Mining recovers as mineral prices rise
- The domestic economy: Construction of hydroelectric power projects continues
- The domestic economy: A free-trade area receives international support
- The domestic economy: Communications and other infrastructure is upgraded
- Foreign trade and payments: Laos aims to boost its trade with Thailand
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