Resultados de búsqueda - fiscal (institutions OR instituto)
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LibroTemas de historia argentina II : Instituto de Historia Argentina Ricardo Levene
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En lineaFiscal Policy, Stabilization, and Growth : Prudence or Abstinence
Publicado 2012“…This volume covers the conduct of fiscal policy in Latin America, and its consequences for macroeconomic stability and long-term growth. …”
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RevistaEconómica : revista de la Facultad de ciencias económicas
Fondos disponibles:- 1960 7(25/26); 1962 8(31-32); 1965 9(34); 1967 12(38-39); 13(40); 1968 11(1-3); 1969 15(1); 1970 16(1, 3); 1971 17(1); 1972 18(1-3); 1973 19(1-3); 1976 22(1-3); 1977 23(1-3); 1978 24(1-3); 1979 25(1/3); 1980 26(1-3); 1981 27(1-3); 1982 28(1-3); 1984 30(2/3); 1985 31(2/3)
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En lineaFiscal Rules and Economic Size in Latin America and the Caribbean
Publicado 2020“…While establishing new fiscal rules would not help to attenuate the immediate effects of this pandemic crisis, higher debt levels in the aftermath of COVID-19 will demand rebuilding better and stronger institutional frameworks of fiscal policy in LAC and emerging economies globally. …”
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En lineaThe State of State Reform in Latin America
Publicado 2012Materias: “…FISCAL INSTITUTIONS…”
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En lineaGlobal Economic Prospects, June 2025
Publicado 2025“…Domestic policy action is also critical to contain inflation risks and strengthen fiscal resilience. To accelerate job creation and long-term growth, structural reforms must focus on raising institutional quality, attracting private investment, and strengthening human capital and labor markets. …”
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En lineaThe Limits of Stabilization : Infrastructure, Public Deficits, and Growth in Latin America
Publicado 2013Materias: “…FISCAL DEFICITS…”
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En lineaEffects of countercyclical policies on women’s and men’s incomes during the COVID-19 pandemic: a gender analysis of personal taxes and transfers in Colombia, Ecuador and the Plurin...
Publicado 2025“…The study uses the COVID-19 crisis as a case study for analysing some of the gender impacts of fiscal policies. It identifies lessons learned and makes recommendations to prevent gender inequalities from deepening in future economic, health or social crises in the region, while promoting a fiscal system that fosters gender equality and the safeguarding of women’s rights.…”
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