Run down the financial reserves and wealth that were accumulated when the economy was doing better.

The operating reserve amounted to 118,192, and the cumulative surplus to 431,116.

The 1996 accumulated unspent income of 10,755,362 was transferred to the operational reserve for a new total of 17,555,362 at the end of the current biennium.

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Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets. Finally, oil exporters such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates seek to set aside wealth during the boom years.

China is a case in point it transferred 47 billion abroad in 1997, principally through accumulation of reserve assets (e.g., purchases of treasury bills of reserve currency countries).

Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

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Again, in such cases increased foreign exchange earnings may have been used to accumulate reserves and or to service debt.

However, in part this reflects reserve accumulation decisions by Governments, which withdrew over 53 billion on a net basis from net financial inflows and added them to official reserves.

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(dd) Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus.

(dd) Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus.

(dd) Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

Today s big surplus countries do not need large reserves. They should reduce their holdings as quickly as possible, before they do something really stupid with the accumulated treasure.

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61 72. Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

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There has been a continued increase in the costly build up of precautionary reserves as a form of self insurance against volatility in international capital flows.

Combined with efforts to maintain a competitive exchange rate, this has led to considerable reserve accumulation, but also a concomitant capital outflow.

General and complete disarmament problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

One strategy, termed benign neglect, was to let the surplus countries pile up reserves until they realized that they had a very big problem. But there seemed to be no end to the piling up of reserves, so the only remaining choice was confrontation.

This month, the IMF s Independent Evaluation Office released an assessment of the Fund s policy on reserve accumulation that implies that a one size fits all approach to reserve accumulation continues to prevail within the organization. Many emerging market policymakers view accumulation of foreign exchange reserves during the 2000 s as having insured their countries against exchange rate volatility and loss of export competitiveness.

Reserve accumulation is also undertaken as insurance against speculative attacks and to avoid situations where resort has to be taken to highly conditional IMF lending.

Some participants expressed concerns regarding the volatility of exchange rates, which partly explained the high level of foreign reserves accumulated by a number of developing countries.

Secondly, the combination of increased export earnings and reduced imports suggests either an accumulation of foreign exchange reserves or increased debt servicing, including reductions in arrears.

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The strategic deployment stocks mechanism continued to be refined in the light of lessons learned and now included a kit to enable the rapid deployment of a mission headquarters at the start of an operation.

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First, the flow of foreign investment could be reversed, and it was therefore useful to accumulate sufficient international reserves to counteract possible capital outflows.

In addition, a lesson from the Mexican peso crisis of 1994 1995 was well learned Latin American banking systems had been strengthened and a historically high stock of official reserves accumulated.

The trade balance is negative, the deficit being about 18 per cent of GDP in 1995 before it stopped paying its debts, the Government used its reserves, letting the arrears accumulate.

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The members can withdraw only from their individual credits in the Fund (i.e., the accumulation of the 7.5 per cent monthly salary deductions).

At present, many developing countries are accumulating foreign exchange reserves in order to avoid such overvaluation and to enjoy export led rather than debt led growth.

Third, the current system is inequitable, because it forces a transfer of resources from developing countries to the industrial nations that provide reserve currencies. This transfer has dramatically increased over the past two decades.

It is also true that the massive accumulation of foreign reserves that is now feeding the SWFs growth is excessive and driven by misguided exchange rate policies, with vastly undervalued currencies resulting in current account surpluses. These countries need to allow greater exchange rate flexibility and currency appreciation to reduce their external surpluses and thus the need to accumulate huge foreign reserves in the first place.

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The People s Bank of China and the Bank of Japan as well as other central banks in Asia are in trouble. They have accumulated vast foreign exchange reserves, estimated at more than 2 trillion.

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