Republic of Kazakhstan: Selected Issues and Statistical Appendix

This Selected Issues paper presents a brief overview of developments and prospects for the petroleum sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The paper conducts a comprehensive assessment of fiscal vulnerability, fiscal sustainability, and fiscal stance in Kazakhstan, focusing on the government's non-oil budget balance while taking into account some of the key characteristics of resource-rich countries. The paper states that the key issue is how much the government should consume and save out of oil revenues and how these decisions should change in response to changes in key aspects of fiscal vulnerability in Kazakhstan.
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Volume/Issue: Volume 2002 Issue 064
Publication date: March 2002
ISBN: 9781451820850
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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Natural Resources , ISCR , CR , Kazakhstan , cost , oil wealth , petroleum production , gas condensate field , CPC pipeline , Kazakhstan government , Oil , Pension spending , Oil prices , Fiscal stance , Asia and Pacific , Middle East , Central Asia , North America , Western Europe , Northern Europe

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This Selected Issues paper presents a brief overview of developments and prospects for the petroleum sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The paper conducts a comprehensive assessment of fiscal vulnerability, fiscal sustainability, and fiscal stance in Kazakhstan, focusing on the government’s non-oil budget balance while taking into account some of the key characteristics of resource-rich countries. The paper states that the key issue is how much the government should consume and save out of oil revenues and how these decisions should change in response to changes in key aspects of fiscal vulnerability in Kazakhstan.