Policy Briefing 02/2020
Policy Documents
Policy Study 01/2020
The economic impact of the Corona crisis in Moldova
(more…)Policy Briefing 01/2020
Overview of reporting obligations for businesses in Moldova – Summary of results
(more…)Policy Study 04/2019
Moldovan intercity bus market: potentials for optimising the organisational and regulatory conditions
(more…)Policy Briefing 05/2019
Is there a need to support grape farmers in Moldova and what are possible policy interventions?
(more…)Policy Study 03/2019
Improving the Business Climate – Boosting Investment: Proposals from European Business in Moldova
(more…)Policy Briefing 04/2019
Estimation of the impact of a 10% increase of Moldovan tariff rate quotas for EU products
(more…)Policy Briefing 03/2019
EU tariff rate quotas and anti-circumvention trigger volumes for Moldovan products: Setting priorities for possible increases
(more…)Policy Briefing 02/2019
Strengthening credit bureaus to contain excess household debt in Moldova
(more…)Policy Briefing 01/2019
Regulation of the micro-finance sector in Moldova
(more…)Policy Study 01/2019
Supporting the Reorganisation of the Investment Agency of the Republic of Moldova
(more…)Policy Briefing 05/2018
Household over-indebtedness with micro-financial institutions in Moldova: Results based on a questionnaire
(more…)Policy Study 02/2018
Perspectives for Agricultural Insurance in Moldova
(more…)Policy Study 01/2018
Monetary policy normalisation in advanced economies and the impact on Moldova
(more…)Technical Note 04/2018
Real Effective Exchange Rate for Moldova: Which deflator should be used?
(more…)Policy Briefing 04/2018
Increasing consumer loan transparency: The role of the annual percentage rate of charge
(more…)Technical Note 03/2018
How do exchange rate fluctuations affect Moldovan import demand?
(more…)Policy Paper 01/2018
Increasing consumer loan transparency: The role of the annual percentage rate of charge
Transparency in advertising of consumer loans is not only important for consumer protection reasons, but also for the stability of the financial sector. The average percentage rate of charge (APR) is, in this regard, a highly useful tool as it includes all the costs of a credit and expresses them in a single number, thus makes different loan offers easily comparable for borrowers. In this policy paper we analyse the transparency situation in the Moldovan consumer credit market with a focus on appropriate use of the APR in advertising.
(more…)Policy Briefing 03/2018
EU tariff rate quotas and anti-circumvention trigger volumes: what products should be prioritised?
(more…)Policy Briefing 02/2018
Moldova’s export developments in 2017
(more…)Technical Note 01/2018
The potential output calculation in Moldova: A comparison of different methods
(more…)Policy Paper 04/2017
Recent increases of tax revenues – to what extend has improved tax compliance contributed?
(more…)Policy Paper 03/2017
Potentials and Key Features of Pilot-Cluster Structures in the Automotive Supply and TAFL (Textile, Apparel, Footwear and Leather Goods) Industry in Moldova
(more…)Policy Study 01/2017
The economic impact of FDI in Moldova: Results from an empirical analysis
(more…)Policy Paper 02/2017
Impact assessment of Moldova’s participation in the extended WTO Information Technology Agreement (ITA)
(more…)Policy Paper 01/2017
How to absorb excess liquidity in the banking sector?
(more…)Policy Study 01/2015