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Research Department Public Finance Workshop: Public Expenditure
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Contenido :
Public Expenditure and Fiscal Consolidation in Portugal
Characterizing the Expenditure Uncertainties of Industrial Countries in the 21st. Century
Expenditure Composition and Institutional Reform in Europe: A Policy Perspective
Expenditure Growth, Fiscal Sustainability and Pre-funding Strategies in OECD Countries
Raising the Age of Retirement: An Example of Political Ratchet Effect
Population Ageing and Public Expenditure Trends in Finland
Four Long-term Scenarios for the Dutch Government and the Health Care Sector
Public Expenditure in Slovenia: Past Trends and Current Issues
Identifying the Political Economic Tide Shaping Major Public Expenditure Trends in New Jersey During the Last Decade
The Role of the "Quality of Public Finances" in the Context of the Reformed Stability and Growth Pact
Efficiency of Public Spending in Developing Countries: An Efficiency Frontier Approach
Assessing Education and Health Efficiency in OECD Countries Using Alternative Input Measures
Assessing Public Sector Efficiency: Issues and Methodologies
Public Expenditure and Optimal Government Size in an Endogenous Growth Model: An Analysis of the Case of Argentina
Federal Taxes and Tranfers Across Canada: Impact on Families
The Cross-cohort Distribution of Government Non-retirement Transfers and Its Impact on Working and Earning
A Fiscal Policy Framework to Safeguard Public Investment
How Does the Composition of Public Spending Matter?: A Framework Relating Public Spending to Growth, Equity and Poverty-reduction Objectives
The Effects of Fiscal Policy in Italy: Estimates with a SVAR Model
Public Expenditure and Emerging Fiscal Policy Scenario in India
Discretionality Policy Interactions and the Fiscal Theory of the Price Level: A SVAR Analysis on French Data
Expenditure Ceilings and Fiscal Policy: Swedish Experiences
Public Expenditure Management in an Indebted Country: Is Fiscal Consolidation Viable?: The Experience of Bulgaria in 1991 - 2004
Framework for Fiscal Consolidation: Successes and Failures in Japan
The Reform of Public Expenditure Management Systems in OECD Countries
Government-spending Adjustment: The OECD Since the Nineties
Public Investment and Fiscal Adjustment in Latin American Countries
Public Pension Reform in Europe and the USA
Analysis of International Health-related Expenditure: Lessons for France
Public Investment in the UK
Public Expenditure and Fiscal Consolidation in Portugal
Characterizing the Expenditure Uncertainties of Industrial Countries in the 21st. Century
Expenditure Composition and Institutional Reform in Europe: A Policy Perspective
Expenditure Growth, Fiscal Sustainability and Pre-funding Strategies in OECD Countries
Raising the Age of Retirement: An Example of Political Ratchet Effect
Population Ageing and Public Expenditure Trends in Finland
Four Long-term Scenarios for the Dutch Government and the Health Care Sector
Public Expenditure in Slovenia: Past Trends and Current Issues
Identifying the Political Economic Tide Shaping Major Public Expenditure Trends in New Jersey During the Last Decade
The Role of the "Quality of Public Finances" in the Context of the Reformed Stability and Growth Pact
Efficiency of Public Spending in Developing Countries: An Efficiency Frontier Approach
Assessing Education and Health Efficiency in OECD Countries Using Alternative Input Measures
Assessing Public Sector Efficiency: Issues and Methodologies
Public Expenditure and Optimal Government Size in an Endogenous Growth Model: An Analysis of the Case of Argentina
Federal Taxes and Tranfers Across Canada: Impact on Families
The Cross-cohort Distribution of Government Non-retirement Transfers and Its Impact on Working and Earning
A Fiscal Policy Framework to Safeguard Public Investment
How Does the Composition of Public Spending Matter?: A Framework Relating Public Spending to Growth, Equity and Poverty-reduction Objectives
The Effects of Fiscal Policy in Italy: Estimates with a SVAR Model
Public Expenditure and Emerging Fiscal Policy Scenario in India
Discretionality Policy Interactions and the Fiscal Theory of the Price Level: A SVAR Analysis on French Data
Expenditure Ceilings and Fiscal Policy: Swedish Experiences
Public Expenditure Management in an Indebted Country: Is Fiscal Consolidation Viable?: The Experience of Bulgaria in 1991 - 2004
Framework for Fiscal Consolidation: Successes and Failures in Japan
The Reform of Public Expenditure Management Systems in OECD Countries
Government-spending Adjustment: The OECD Since the Nineties
Public Investment and Fiscal Adjustment in Latin American Countries
Public Pension Reform in Europe and the USA
Analysis of International Health-related Expenditure: Lessons for France
Public Investment in the UK
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 36316 | 336 RES 2005 | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
