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Amendment to the Report on the
Selection of Eligible Countries for
Fiscal Year 2011
Millennium Challenge
Corporation.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
This notice amends the
previously published report entitled
‘‘Report on the Criteria and Methodology
for Determining the Eligibility of
Candidate countries for Millennium
Challenge Account Assistance for Fiscal
Year 2011,’’ which appeared October 4,
2010 in the Federal Register (Volume
75, Number 191, pages 61216–61219).
SUMMARY:
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Background
MCC relies on information from the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) for
its Fiscal Policy indicator. The
amendment to the reference report is to
adjust for the IMF’s decision this year to
replace one data series with another of
slightly different technical
specifications. IMF made this
replacement data public on October 6,
2010 and subsequent to our earlier
Federal Register notice.
In previous years, the data MCC used
for this measure had come primarily
from publicly available IMF country
reports or, where public IMF data were
outdated or unavailable, were provided
directly by candidate country
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governments with input from U.S.
missions in host countries. All data
were cross-checked with the series
General Government Balance (or Central
Government Balance) as a percent of
gross domestic product (GDP) from the
IMF’s World Economic Outlook
database to try to ensure consistency
across countries. However, beginning
with the 2010 World Economic Outlook
database, the IMF replaced the General
Government Balance series with the Net
Lending/Borrowing series.
Whereas General Government Balance
was calculated as revenue minus
expenditure and net lending operations,
Net Lending/Borrowing is calculated
simply as revenue minus total
expenditure. It is similar to General
Government Balance, but is believed to
be an improved measure; its adoption is
part of an IMF migration to a more
rigorous, transparent, and
comprehensive framework for recording
government finance statistics. The Net
Lending/Borrowing series is also
publicly available for 182 countries as
part of the World Economic Outlook
database. Consequently, the substitution
of the Net Lending/Borrowing series
makes MCC’s use of this indicator even
more transparent.
Amendment
The description of the Fiscal Policy
indicator appearing on page 61218 is
amended to read:
Fiscal Policy: General government net
lending/borrowing as a percent of GDP,
averaged over a three-year period. Net
lending/borrowing is calculated as
revenue minus total expenditure.
Source: International Monetary Fund’s
World Economic Outlook Database.
The previously published language
under the heading Fiscal Policy is
stricken.
Dated: October 15, 2010.
Melvin F. Williams, Jr.,
VP/General Counsel and Corporate Secretary,
Millennium Challenge Corporation.
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MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION
[MCC FR 10-13]
Amendment to the Report on the Selection of Eligible Countries
for Fiscal Year 2011
AGENCY: Millennium Challenge Corporation.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: This notice amends the previously published report entitled
``Report on the Criteria and Methodology for Determining the
Eligibility of Candidate countries for Millennium Challenge Account
Assistance for Fiscal Year 2011,'' which appeared October 4, 2010 in
the Federal Register (Volume 75, Number 191, pages 61216-61219).
Background
MCC relies on information from the International Monetary Fund
(IMF) for its Fiscal Policy indicator. The amendment to the reference
report is to adjust for the IMF's decision this year to replace one
data series with another of slightly different technical
specifications. IMF made this replacement data public on October 6,
2010 and subsequent to our earlier Federal Register notice.
In previous years, the data MCC used for this measure had come
primarily from publicly available IMF country reports or, where public
IMF data were outdated or unavailable, were provided directly by
candidate country governments with input from U.S. missions in host
countries. All data were cross-checked with the series General
Government Balance (or Central Government Balance) as a percent of
gross domestic product (GDP) from the IMF's World Economic Outlook
database to try to ensure consistency across countries. However,
beginning with the 2010 World Economic Outlook database, the IMF
replaced the General Government Balance series with the Net Lending/
Borrowing series.
Whereas General Government Balance was calculated as revenue minus
expenditure and net lending operations, Net Lending/Borrowing is
calculated simply as revenue minus total expenditure. It is similar to
General Government Balance, but is believed to be an improved measure;
its adoption is part of an IMF migration to a more rigorous,
transparent, and comprehensive framework for recording government
finance statistics. The Net Lending/Borrowing series is also publicly
available for 182 countries as part of the World Economic Outlook
database. Consequently, the substitution of the Net Lending/Borrowing
series makes MCC's use of this indicator even more transparent.
Amendment
The description of the Fiscal Policy indicator appearing on page
61218 is amended to read:
Fiscal Policy: General government net lending/borrowing as a
percent of GDP, averaged over a three-year period. Net lending/
borrowing is calculated as revenue minus total expenditure. Source:
International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook Database.
The previously published language under the heading Fiscal Policy
is stricken.
Dated: October 15, 2010.
Melvin F. Williams, Jr.,
VP/General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Millennium Challenge
Corporation.
[FR Doc. 2010-26399 Filed 10-15-10; 4:15 pm]
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