The Landscape for Financing Growth in the Caribbean

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The Landscape for Financing Growth in the Caribbean Ian Durant Country Economist Economics Department June 17, 2013

Structure of Presentation The Role of Growth in Debt Dynamics Growth in the Caribbean: A Comparison The Financing of Investment in the Caribbean: Recent Experience Factors Affecting the Development Finance Environment Operating in the Current Environment: Key Policy Imperatives Conclusions

The Role of Growth in Debt Dynamics Expressing aggregates as percentages of GDP gives, and assuming no change in financial assets: Where  represents a one-period change; pb represents primary balance; g is nominal GDP growth; Government’s budget constraint determines debt dynamics: where D-Debt; PE-primary expenditure; i- average effective interest rates; O- other flows; F-financial assets.

Growth in the Caribbean: A Comparison

Growth in the Caribbean: A Comparison

Growth in the Caribbean: A Comparison

Growth in the Caribbean: A Comparison

Some Major Impediments to Growth Vulnerability to natural hazards Competiveness problems High labor costs High electricity costs Institutional weaknesses High export concentration Migration of skilled labor Low returns on investment (high ICORs)

Financing Investment in the Caribbean: National Savings

Financing Investment in the Caribbean: Saving-Investment Gap

Financing Investment in the Caribbean: Foreign Direct Investment

Financing Investment in the Caribbean: MDB Disbursements 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 USD millions IDB Disbursements 405.87 457.66 1,122.55 827.40 442.49 WB Disbursements 59.23 191.07 364.98 203.54 121.14 CDB Disbursements 149.32 209.86 326.90 167.78 116.34 EIB Disbursements 7.32 0.66 37.55 48.56 19.57 Total MDB Disbursements 621.74 859.24 1,851.99 1,247.27 699.54 As a percent of GDP 0.80 1.28 2.63 1.64 0.87 Percent of Total 65.28 53.26 60.61 66.34 63.26 9.53 22.24 19.71 16.32 17.32 24.02 24.42 17.65 13.45 16.63 1.18 0.08 2.03 3.89 2.80 100.00

Factors Affecting the Development Finance Environment National savings sluggish Reduces the ability to finance investment from domestic savings Public sector savings anemic Limiting the ability of government to engage in investment Capital is flowing to emerging markets … but not to the Caribbean Fell from 6.1% of GDP in 2005-08 to 4.5% of GDP in 2019-11 Reflects risky economic prospects in the region

Factors Affecting the Development Finance Environment MDB flows have become more important in the last three years Rose to 2.6% of GDP in 2010 However deteriorating fiscal performance limiting the ability of MDBs to lend to countries Shrinking capital programs Poor fiscal indicators limit PBLs

Factors Affecting the Development Finance Environment - CDB CDB accounted for almost 20% of MDB disbursements in 2008-12 Not expected to rise to 2008-12 levels Ceiling on PB lending Shrinking capital programs from which capital projects can emerge

Operating in the Current Environment: Key Policy Imperatives Intensify the implementation of key institutional reforms aimed at improving economic management systems Streamline public investment to focus on high-return, priority projects that can improve competitiveness FDI flows are likely to remain sluggish in the near term, which means that MDB flows will be key. Therefore the onus will be on governments to improve their fiscal indicators with a view towards attracting MDB flows and leading the growth thrust.

Operating in the Current Environment: Key Policy Imperatives Intensify the implementation of revenue reforms aimed at achieving equity, simplicity, economic efficiency and revenue sufficiency Intensify the implementation of PFM reforms Implement sound debt strategies to optimize debt dynamics Risk premiums are likely higher given the environment, making commercial debt more expensive

Conclusion Growth in the Region has been relatively low Largely financed through the accumulation of external liabilities MDBs are playing an increasing role, but affected by declining fiscal performance MDB financing will continue to be important, but reforms are necessary to optimize on the usage of MDB finance

Thank you!