Fiscal Space in Developing Countries

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Fiscal Space in Developing Countries

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Fiscal Space in Developing Countries

October 31, 2015

Following the adoption of the MDGs, the issue of use of fiscal space is all the more acute. Mobilisation of fiscal space must be done in the context of the fight against poverty.

Document Type

Research – Discussion Papers

Topics

Economic development
Inclusive growth
Poverty reduction and inequality
Sustainable development

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