1 “... countries and other exogenous changes in the economic environment. The Mark II version described...”

2 “...This paper assesses the role of the deutsche mark as a key international currency. It first...”

3 “...This review marks the 10th anniversary of the safeguards policy. Introduced in March 2000...”

4 “..., masks rising non-oil import pressures and a widening non-oil external current account deficit...”

5 “... this overall outlook masks considerable variation across the region. Some countries have been negatively...”

6 “... reform package marks a radical and constructive shift in German tax policy, and the pension system...”

7 “... the early 1990s and inflation has averaged just 2 percent over the same period. This strong showing marks a...”

8 “... to the corporate sector. This marks a significant increase over 2008 and, despite a strongly capitalized banking...”

9 “...Madagascar is assessed at low risk of external debt distress. This marks a change from moderate...”

10 “... that all statistical agencies get high marks in assurances of integrity. Macroeconomic statistics...”

11 “... and the price discovery process. The reversal of the deregulation of OTC derivatives marks a major improvement...”

12 “... was particularly marked in the Republika Srpska, where output grew by just 2 percent. The slowdown—which is partly...”

13 “... Dissemination Standard (SDDS) requirements. The macroeconomic statistics of the Netherlands get high marks...”

14 “... marks a first step toward formulating policies to develop essential smaller economy financial markets...”

15 “.... Canada also deserves high marks for statistical integrity, impartial tax administration, open procurement...”

16 “... wish to follow the global development agenda and debate in 2008. The year marks the midpoint toward...”

17 “...The year 2005 marks an important juncture for development as the international community takes...”

18 “... mandates. Member countries, partners, and external commentators give the Fund high marks for the quality...”

19 “... and the peg to the U.S. dollar. Downward-trending annual inflation rates masked pent-up price pressures...”

20 “...-financing and related party lending between banks and holding companies helped mask poor asset quality...”