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Helping Countries Develop: The Role of Fiscal Policy
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Fiscal Policy for Economic Development: An Overview
Fiscal Policy, Expenditure Composition, and Growth in Low-Income Countries
Persistence of Fiscal Adjustments and Expenditure Composition in Low-Income Countries
Growth, Governance, and Fiscal Policy Transmission Channels in Low-Income Countries
External Debt, Public Investment and Growth in Low-Income Countries
A Framework for Fiscal Debt Sustainability Analysis in Low-Income Countries
Experience with Budgetary Convergence in the WAEMU
The Effectiveness of Government Spending on Education and Health Care in Developing and Transition Economies
Public Spending on Health Care and the Poor
User Payments for Basic Education in Low-Income Countries
The Efficiency of Government Expenditure: Experiences from Africa
Tax Policy in Developing Countries: Some Lessons from the 1990s and Some Challenges Ahead
Social Impact of a Tax Reform: The Case of Ethiopia
Foreign Aid and Revenue Response: Does the Composition of Aid Matter?
More Aid-Making It Work for the Poor
Aid and Fiscal Management
Foreign Aid and Consumption Smoothing: Evidence from Global Food Aid
Fiscal Consequences of Armed Conflict and Terrorism in Low and Middle Income Countries
A Comparison Between Two Public Expenditure Management Systems in Africa
Fiscal Policy for Economic Development: An Overview
Fiscal Policy, Expenditure Composition, and Growth in Low-Income Countries
Persistence of Fiscal Adjustments and Expenditure Composition in Low-Income Countries
Growth, Governance, and Fiscal Policy Transmission Channels in Low-Income Countries
External Debt, Public Investment and Growth in Low-Income Countries
A Framework for Fiscal Debt Sustainability Analysis in Low-Income Countries
Experience with Budgetary Convergence in the WAEMU
The Effectiveness of Government Spending on Education and Health Care in Developing and Transition Economies
Public Spending on Health Care and the Poor
User Payments for Basic Education in Low-Income Countries
The Efficiency of Government Expenditure: Experiences from Africa
Tax Policy in Developing Countries: Some Lessons from the 1990s and Some Challenges Ahead
Social Impact of a Tax Reform: The Case of Ethiopia
Foreign Aid and Revenue Response: Does the Composition of Aid Matter?
More Aid-Making It Work for the Poor
Aid and Fiscal Management
Foreign Aid and Consumption Smoothing: Evidence from Global Food Aid
Fiscal Consequences of Armed Conflict and Terrorism in Low and Middle Income Countries
A Comparison Between Two Public Expenditure Management Systems in Africa
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