In Search of Fiscal Space : Government Spending and Taxation - Who Benefits? (English)

The Kenyan Economy is on a rebound in 2018. Reflecting improved rains, better business sentiment and easing of political uncertainty, economic activity is rebounding after the slowdown in activity in 2017. According to official statistics, the economy expanded from 4.7 percent in H1 of 2017 to 6.0 percent in H1 of 2018 supported by improved harvest in agriculture, steady recovery in industrial activity, and still robust performance in the services...

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Dennis,Allen Curtis K.;

Wankuru,Peter Chacha;

Awiti,Christine Achieng;

Mutie,Celina Katunda;

Sanya,Sarah Oludamilola;

Angelique,Umutesi;

Pape,Utz Johann;

Lange,Simon;
Document Date
2018/10/01
Report Number
130556
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Kenya,
Region
Eastern and Southern Africa,
Disclosure Date
2018/10/11
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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In Search of Fiscal Space : Government Spending and Taxation - Who Benefits?

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Dennis,Allen Curtis K.; Wankuru,Peter Chacha; Awiti,Christine Achieng; Mutie,Celina Katunda; Sanya,Sarah Oludamilola; Angelique,Umutesi; Pape,Utz Johann; Lange,Simon.

In Search of Fiscal Space : Government Spending and Taxation - Who Benefits? (English). Kenya Economic Update|no. 18 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/766271538749794576

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