Tanzania: Public Expenditure and Financial
... transferred without instructions on what they are for + Large sums sitting in LG accounts earning interest but no instructions on how the interest should be spent. • Transfers for school construction biased against remote ...
... transferred without instructions on what they are for + Large sums sitting in LG accounts earning interest but no instructions on how the interest should be spent. • Transfers for school construction biased against remote ...
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... In fact, to date r has been negative, since recorded earnings on US investments abroad have continued to exceed foreign earnings on investments in the United States despite a negative NIIP since the late 1980s. Moreover, total returns on foreign investments substantially exceed recorded earnings, an ...
... In fact, to date r has been negative, since recorded earnings on US investments abroad have continued to exceed foreign earnings on investments in the United States despite a negative NIIP since the late 1980s. Moreover, total returns on foreign investments substantially exceed recorded earnings, an ...
Issue II 2016 - Signature Investment Advisors, LLC
... Coming out of the Great Recession, the nation’s undivided economic attention has been focused on monetary stimulus (Bernanke, Yellen, Europe, Japan, etc.) while Congress remained absent in providing any measure of fiscal stimulus. In fact, Congress hasn’t merely failed to stimulate domestic growth; ...
... Coming out of the Great Recession, the nation’s undivided economic attention has been focused on monetary stimulus (Bernanke, Yellen, Europe, Japan, etc.) while Congress remained absent in providing any measure of fiscal stimulus. In fact, Congress hasn’t merely failed to stimulate domestic growth; ...
would more infrastructure spending stimulate the
... • Lack of idle resources. Fiscal stimulus aims to put idle resources back to work. However, the potential benefits to the current US economy are small given that unemployment is low and interest rates are poised to climb. • Permanence. Like most “temporary” spending, stimulus spending has been ...
... • Lack of idle resources. Fiscal stimulus aims to put idle resources back to work. However, the potential benefits to the current US economy are small given that unemployment is low and interest rates are poised to climb. • Permanence. Like most “temporary” spending, stimulus spending has been ...
1 - Amazon Web Services
... balanced analysis of the global economic crisis and its impact on both developed countries as well as on developing and transition economies. In outlining the pitfalls of export led growth, the UNCTAD report argues that ‘development strategies that give a greater role than in the past to domestic de ...
... balanced analysis of the global economic crisis and its impact on both developed countries as well as on developing and transition economies. In outlining the pitfalls of export led growth, the UNCTAD report argues that ‘development strategies that give a greater role than in the past to domestic de ...
Ghana Economic Snapshot H2, 2016
... S&P Global Ratings decided to lower Ghana’s rating in October 2014 due to concerns about the financing of sizable budget and current account deficits, and scepticism regarding the government’s ability to narrow these shortfalls quickly enough. Specifically, S&P lowered Ghana’s rating by one notch fr ...
... S&P Global Ratings decided to lower Ghana’s rating in October 2014 due to concerns about the financing of sizable budget and current account deficits, and scepticism regarding the government’s ability to narrow these shortfalls quickly enough. Specifically, S&P lowered Ghana’s rating by one notch fr ...
Policy Note AUSTERITY THAT NEVER WAS? THE BALTIC STATES AND THE CRISIS
... had to ask for support from the International Monetary Fund, the EU, and Nordic countries in November 2008. The package that was ultimately approved in January 2009 helped to avoid the spillover of the liquidity crisis to the other Baltic economies. In fact, Estonia was able to participate in this ...
... had to ask for support from the International Monetary Fund, the EU, and Nordic countries in November 2008. The package that was ultimately approved in January 2009 helped to avoid the spillover of the liquidity crisis to the other Baltic economies. In fact, Estonia was able to participate in this ...
A Model-based Analysis of the Potential Impact of EU
... • endogenously determined interest rates and exchange rates Linked global model (37 countries/regions): incorporates intercountry interactions : one country’s exports are another country’s imports (no black holes) Cohesion policy “fields of interventions” matched by various government variables in m ...
... • endogenously determined interest rates and exchange rates Linked global model (37 countries/regions): incorporates intercountry interactions : one country’s exports are another country’s imports (no black holes) Cohesion policy “fields of interventions” matched by various government variables in m ...
Mr. Mojmir Mrak
... A/1. Substantially increased role of EE in global economy (II) Since 2003, EE market index has jumped more than fourfold in $ terms (America’s S&P index has, for example, increased for 70% only) Certain “decoupling” of EE from developed ones has been happening (exports to other EE grows much fast ...
... A/1. Substantially increased role of EE in global economy (II) Since 2003, EE market index has jumped more than fourfold in $ terms (America’s S&P index has, for example, increased for 70% only) Certain “decoupling” of EE from developed ones has been happening (exports to other EE grows much fast ...
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... contingent liabilities, not the least of which being the financing of past (Target2 and existing debt write-offs) and future current account deficits in southern Europe. In the words of an Austrian adage, the situation is desperate, but not serious. It is not serious, as there seems to be a consensu ...
... contingent liabilities, not the least of which being the financing of past (Target2 and existing debt write-offs) and future current account deficits in southern Europe. In the words of an Austrian adage, the situation is desperate, but not serious. It is not serious, as there seems to be a consensu ...
Basic Terms used in Public Finances
... promotion of various activities and objectives (such as health, education, and transportation and communication). It is an increase in net worth resulting from a transaction. For general government units, there are four main sources of revenue: taxes and other compulsory transfers imposed by governm ...
... promotion of various activities and objectives (such as health, education, and transportation and communication). It is an increase in net worth resulting from a transaction. For general government units, there are four main sources of revenue: taxes and other compulsory transfers imposed by governm ...
Φαρμακευτική δαπάνη ως % της Δαπάνης Υγε
... increase of permissible dismissals from 2 to 5% per month, extension of probation period from 3 to 12 months. • Horizontal legislation of the EU Services Directive. • Liberalization of over-regulated markets (mainly professions): fully effective as of July 1, 2011, covers 150 professions. • Liberali ...
... increase of permissible dismissals from 2 to 5% per month, extension of probation period from 3 to 12 months. • Horizontal legislation of the EU Services Directive. • Liberalization of over-regulated markets (mainly professions): fully effective as of July 1, 2011, covers 150 professions. • Liberali ...
full version ( ppt ) - Institute for Fiscal Studies
... current budget each year, once the economy emerges from the downturn so it reaches balance and debt is falling as a proportion of GDP once the global shocks have worked their way through the economy in full”. • Tory proposal, September 2008: “At the end of a forecast horizon: falling debt as a perce ...
... current budget each year, once the economy emerges from the downturn so it reaches balance and debt is falling as a proportion of GDP once the global shocks have worked their way through the economy in full”. • Tory proposal, September 2008: “At the end of a forecast horizon: falling debt as a perce ...
Uruguay_en.pdf
... demand in a context of slowing external demand growth and lower private investment. In view of the higher fiscal deficit, the government drew down special unconditional credit lines provided by multilateral lending institutions. In addition, some US$ 500 million in debt instruments were issued on do ...
... demand in a context of slowing external demand growth and lower private investment. In view of the higher fiscal deficit, the government drew down special unconditional credit lines provided by multilateral lending institutions. In addition, some US$ 500 million in debt instruments were issued on do ...
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT FINANCES AND ACCOUNTS: 1999-00
... vulnerable during the nineties. Voted expenditure as proportion of total disbursement has fallen from 44.51 percent in 1992-93 to 31.94 percent in 1997-98. Therefore, there is less autonomy for applying available resources for current applications. Although by 1999-00, this ratio recovered to 35.68 ...
... vulnerable during the nineties. Voted expenditure as proportion of total disbursement has fallen from 44.51 percent in 1992-93 to 31.94 percent in 1997-98. Therefore, there is less autonomy for applying available resources for current applications. Although by 1999-00, this ratio recovered to 35.68 ...
I. RECENT Economic Developments
... average, faster than GDP. As a share of GDP, the deficit in the U.S. current account of the balance of payments fell from just over 6% in 2005 and 2006 to some 5.3% in 2007. The willingness of foreigners to invest in the United States has been vital in generating the large inflows of external capita ...
... average, faster than GDP. As a share of GDP, the deficit in the U.S. current account of the balance of payments fell from just over 6% in 2005 and 2006 to some 5.3% in 2007. The willingness of foreigners to invest in the United States has been vital in generating the large inflows of external capita ...
Slide 1
... US short-term interest rates, 1929-45 (% per year) Liquidity trap in US in Great Depression ...
... US short-term interest rates, 1929-45 (% per year) Liquidity trap in US in Great Depression ...
Perú_en.pdf
... Peru’s GDP grew by 5.8% in 2013, slightly down on the 6% posted in 2012.1 Growth was spurred by the performance of the commerce, construction and services sectors. On the expenditure side, domestic demand rose by 7% during 2013, albeit slowing over the course of the year. The main drivers of GDP gro ...
... Peru’s GDP grew by 5.8% in 2013, slightly down on the 6% posted in 2012.1 Growth was spurred by the performance of the commerce, construction and services sectors. On the expenditure side, domestic demand rose by 7% during 2013, albeit slowing over the course of the year. The main drivers of GDP gro ...
BusinessFutures Public Spending report 2015 Does debt matter?
... money on something tangible which may well produce genuine benefits even when those benefits are of less value than the money invested. Borrowing to spend All borrowing is to finance expenditure, of course, but much government debt is incurred to finance recurring expenditure rather than, for instan ...
... money on something tangible which may well produce genuine benefits even when those benefits are of less value than the money invested. Borrowing to spend All borrowing is to finance expenditure, of course, but much government debt is incurred to finance recurring expenditure rather than, for instan ...
Chapter 10 - Duluth High School
... The publicly held portion of the federal debt was $3.9trillion in 2003. The total federal debt in that year was about $2.8 trillion higher, so the total debt amounted to $6.7trillion. Why do economist regard the public portion of the federal debt as the economically relevant part of the debt? ...
... The publicly held portion of the federal debt was $3.9trillion in 2003. The total federal debt in that year was about $2.8 trillion higher, so the total debt amounted to $6.7trillion. Why do economist regard the public portion of the federal debt as the economically relevant part of the debt? ...
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... 2. The surplus member-states need to strengthen domestic demand The German government is right to call for reform in Southern Europe. But weak domestic demand in Germany also threatens the sustainability of the eurozone. If the eurozone economies with large external surpluses will not or cannot reba ...
... 2. The surplus member-states need to strengthen domestic demand The German government is right to call for reform in Southern Europe. But weak domestic demand in Germany also threatens the sustainability of the eurozone. If the eurozone economies with large external surpluses will not or cannot reba ...