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Appendix
Table A.1. Coverage of Data on Dollarization: Country/Period/Source
Country Code Covered Period Source Aruba ABW 1986 - 2019 Central Bank Afghanistan AFG 2004 - 2019 IMF Staff
Report Angola AGO 2009 - 2019 Central Bank Albania ALB 2006 - 2019 Central Bank
United Arab Emirates
(the)
ARE 1999 - 2019 IMF Staff Report
Argentina ARG 1980 - 2019 Central Bank Armenia ARM 1995 - 2019 Central Bank Antigua and
Barbuda ATG 2000 - 2019 Central Bank Austria AUT 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Azerbaijan AZE 1993 - 2019 IMF Staff
Report Burundi BDI 2008 - 2019 Central Bank Bangladesh BGD 2009 - 2019 Central Bank Bulgaria BGR 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Bahrain BHR 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Bahamas
(the) BHS 1992 - 2019 Central Bank
Bosnia and
Herzegovina BIH 2006 - 2019 Central Bank
Belarus BLR 1992 - 2019 Central Bank Belize BLZ 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Bermuda BMU 2008 - 2019 Central Bank
Bolivia (Plurination
al State of)
BOL 2000 - 2019 Central Bank
Barbados BRB 1989 - 2019 Central Bank Bhutan BTN 1997 - 2019 Central Bank
Botswana BWA 1995 - 2019 Central Bank Canada CAN 1981 - 2019 Central Bank Switzerland CHE 1996 - 2019 Central Bank Chile CHL 2004 - 2019 Central Bank
China CHN 1999 - 2019 CEIC
Congo (the Democratic Republic of
the)
COD 2005 - 2018 Central Bank
Cabo Verde CPV 2010 - 2019 Central Bank
Costa Rica CRI 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Curaçao CUW 1996 - 2019 Central Bank Cyprus CYP 2005 - 2019 Central Bank Czechia CZE 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Germany DEU 1999 - 2019 Central Bank Djibouti DJI 2009 - 2019 Central Bank Dominica DMA 2000 - 2019 Central Bank
Dominican Republic
(the)
DOM 1996 - 2019 Central Bank
Algeria DZA 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Ecuador ECU 1992 - 1999 IMF Staff
Report Egypt EGY 2004 - 2018 Central Bank Spain ESP 1997 - 2019 Central Bank Estonia EST 2007 - 2010 Central Bank Finland FIN 2003 - 2018 Central Bank
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Northern Ireland (the)
GBR 1990 - 2019 Central Bank
Georgia GEO 1995 - 2019 Central Bank
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Ghana GHA 1999 - 2018 Central Bank Guinea GIN 2013 - 2019 Central Bank
Guinea-Bissau GNB 1990 - 1995 Balino et. al (1999) Greece GRC 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Grenada GRD 2000 - 2019 Central Bank Hong Kong HKG 1984 - 2019 Central Bank
Honduras HND 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Croatia HRV 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Haiti HTI 2009 - 2019 Central Bank Hungary HUN 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Indonesia IDN 2004 - 2019 Central Bank
Iran (Islamic
Republic of) IRN 1998 - 2018 IMF Staff Report
Iceland ISL 1993 - 2019 Central Bank Israel ISR 2012 - 2016 Central Bank Jamaica JAM 1999 - 2018 Central Bank Jordan JOR 1984 - 2019 Central Bank Japan JPN 1998 - 2019 Central Bank Kazakhstan KAZ 1994 - 2019 Central Bank Kenya KEN 1995 - 2019 Central Bank Kyrgyzstan KGZ 1994 - 2019 Central Bank
Saint Kitts
and Nevis KNA 2000 - 2019 Central Bank
Korea (the
Republic of) KOR 1992 - 2019 Central Bank
Kuwait KWT 2004 - 2019 Central Bank
Lao People's Democratic
Republic (the)
LAO 2000 - 2019 Central Bank
Lebanon LBN 1980 - 2017 Central Bank
Saint Lucia LCA 2000 - 2019 Central Bank Sri Lanka LKA 1995 - 2019 Central Bank Lithuania LTU 1992 - 2019 Central Bank Latvia LVA 1993 - 2019 Central Bank Macao MAC 1984 - 2019 Central Bank Morocco MAR 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Moldova
(the Republic of)
MDA 2000 - 2019 Central Bank
Madagascar MDG 1997 - 2019 Central Bank Maldives MDV 2001 - 2019 Central Bank Mexico MEX 1997 - 2019 Central Bank
Republic of North Macedonia
MKD 2003 - 2019 Central Bank
Malta MLT 2003 - 2019 Central Bank Mongolia MNG 2004 - 2019 Central Bank Mozambiqu
e MOZ 2007 - 2019 Central Bank Mauritania MRT 2006 - 2019 Central Bank
Montserrat MSR 2000 - 2019 Central Bank Malawi MWI 2012 - 2019 Central Bank Malaysia MYS 2007 - 2019 Central Bank Namibia NAM 2003 - 2019 Central Bank Nicaragua NIC 2004 - 2019 Central Bank Netherlands
(the) NLD 1990 - 2019 Central Bank Oman OMN 2010 - 2019 Central Bank Pakistan PAK 1980 - 2019 Central Bank Peru PER 1992 - 2019 Central Bank Philippines
(the) PHL 1989 - 2019 Central Bank
Papua New
Guinea PNG 2006 - 2018 Central Bank Poland POL 1996 - 2019 Central Bank Paraguay PRY 1996 - 2018 Central Bank