4 edition of Bargaining for a new fiscal pact in Mexico found in the catalog.
Bargaining for a new fiscal pact in Mexico
Christian Y. Gonzales
Published
2004
by World Bank in Washington, D.C
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Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | Christian Y. Gonzalez and Steven B. Webb. |
| Series | Policy research working paper ;, 3284, Policy research working papers (Online) ;, 3284. |
| Contributions | Webb, Stephen B., World Bank. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | HG3881.5.W57 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Format | Electronic resource |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL3389437M |
| LC Control Number | 2004615695 |
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Webb and Gonzalez consider the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players—the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and the citizen voters—in order to identify the areas of potential common interest as well as the direct conflicts.
Bargaining for a new fiscal pact in Mexico. Washington, D.C.: World Bank, Latin America and the Caribbean Region, Economic Policy Sector Unit, (OCoLC) Material Type: Internet resource: Document Type: Book, Internet Resource: All Authors / Contributors: Steven Benjamin Webb; Christian Y Gonzales; World Bank.
Latin America and the. CiteSeerX - Document Details (Isaac Councill, Lee Giles, Pradeep Teregowda): The federal government and most of the states are dissatisfied with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico.
On some issues, like the aggregate transfers size, the gain of one government would come at the direct expense of another.
Published. The authors consider the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players-the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and the citizen voters-in order to identify the areas of potential common interest as well as the direct conflicts.
The authors consider the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players-the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and the citizen voters-in order to identify the areas of potential common interest as well as the direct : Steven B.
Webb and Christian Y. Gonzalez. Bargaining for a New Fiscal Pact in Mexico. Steven B. Webb and Christian Y. Gonzalez. Introduction. The federal government and most of the states are dissatisfied with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico.
On some issues, like the aggregate size of transfers, the gain of one government would come at the direct expense of by: February Bargaining for a New Fiscal Pact in Mexico.
By B. Webb and Christian Y. Gonzalez. Abstract. The federal government and most of the states are dissatisfied with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico. On some issues, like the aggregate transfers size, the gain of one government would come at the direct expense of : B.
Webb and Christian Y. Gonzalez. This paper considers the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players —the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and the citizen voters— in order to identify the areas of potential common interest as well as the direct conflicts.
Bargaining for a new fiscal pact. A New Fiscal Pact, Tax Policy Changes and Income Inequality. Article the group of Central American countr ies and Mexico the fall was even steeper, from 66 to. Remember that for the bargaining gap to be negative, unemployment has to rise above the new higher inflation-stabilizing unemployment rate.
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The authors consider the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players-the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and the citizen voters-in order to identify the areas of potential common interest as well as the direct conflicts.
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Bargaining for a new fiscal pact in Mexico. [Christian Y Gonzales; Stephen B Webb; World Bank.] -- Webb and Gonzalez consider the malaise with the present set-up of fiscal federalism in Mexico from the points of view of the main players--the federal government, the states, the municipalities, and.
The capability of the political system to enforce the new economic rules as well as property and other legal rights is also weak. As these factors play a key role for the allocative efficiency of markets and, consequently, for growth and development, the paper concludes that formal macroeconomic and structural reforms in economic sectors may not be by: 1.
Bargaining for a New Fiscal Pact in Mexico By Steven B. Webb and Christian Y GonzalezCited by: Webb, Steven B. & Gonzalez, Christian Y., "Bargaining for a new fiscal pact in Mexico," Policy Research Working Paper SeriesThe World Bank.
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"Mexico will likely remain stuck in this trap until it makes the necessary public investments in infrastructure, research and development, and education that will enable it to restore normal economic growth and development. Mexico's next government, whoever heads it, should consider a new policy regime." [moderator: read the full report here.].
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