World Bank policy and research bulletin (8,3) (English)

• Document Date

  1997/07/31

• Document Type

  Newsletter

• Report Number

  17420

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Disclosure Date

  2010/07/01

• Doc Name

  World Bank policy and research bulletin (8,3)

• Keywords

  corruption;small water supply;canal water rates for irrigation;public sector pricing policy;freedom of the press;Urban Water Supply;civil service wage;opportunities for corruption;risks of tobacco;health insurance premium;rates of tobacco;cost of evaluation;estimates of emissions;capital income taxation;agricultural trade liberalization;cultural heritage investment;preferential trading arrangements;cost of credit;source of financing;credibility of rule;Rule of Law;benefits of regulation;separation of power;private commercial bank;reduction of poverty;privately owned bank;rules of conduct;Check and Balances;pollution abatement cost;process of investigation;cost of pollution;rate of investment;civil service salary;exchange rate adjustment;incentives for providers;economies in transition;Computable General Equilibrium;types of contract;private sector financing;agricultural extension program;formal water market;availability of credit;Poverty & Inequality;Poverty and Trade;basic social service;ownership of reform;flow of information;corrupt behavior;pollution intensity;consultative mechanism;ample opportunity;executive agency;pollution control;state agency;contingent valuation;banking system;financial reform;state power;public official;microfinance program;enterprise restructuring;water pollutant;research program;regulatory priority;pollution problem;environmental regulation;public funding;income gap;Outer Islands;irreversible investment;debt maturity;pollution level;firm performance;pollution load;technology accumulation;environment agency;data bank;traditional business;manufacturing plant;secondary market;payment information;sound bank;long-term finance;market failure;water resource;brady bond;toxic substance;competition policy;trading system;infrastructure company;tariff indices;local condition;social indicator;water pollution;banking operation;broad access;population pressure;water pricing;environmental data;privatization method;enrollment increase;Health Service;brazilian amazon;socioeconomic data;research output;pilot program;public debt;Competition Law;tobacco product;Bank Credit;budgetary subsidies;budgetary subsidy;improved service;private entrepreneur;foreign tourist;loss-making enterprise;valuation method;political institution;social cost;organizational practice;benefit analysis;smoking patterns;cost-benefit analysis;producer surplus;tobacco consumption;institutional form;medical cost;organizational goal;private interest;legal officials;water poverty;pollution regulation;econometric technique;regulatory capacity;political setting;medium-size enterprise;private contract;public ownership;judiciary reform;extrabudgetary fund;brick wall;ordinary citizens;controlling corruption;oversight mechanism;institutional condition;net effect;environmental regulatory;mutual trust;medical expense;tourist revenue;hard budget;market premium;anticorruption commission;citizen complaints;government contractor;citizen groups;government power;legislative service;industrial country;red tape;import quota;natural monopolies;investment level;gross investment;investment rate;judicial resolution;combating corruption;discretionary authority;foreign trade;entry barrier;private industry;deliberation council;regulatory regime;secret fund;rent seeking;productive capital;political legitimacy;police protection;internationally comparable;state intervention;executive branch;implementing policy;university press;state action;common good;civil society;check arrangement;private company;watchdog institutions;government structure;agricultural finance;political pressure;improved technologies;emission standard;institutional design;Water Allocation;target price;municipal water;global growth;normal market;support policy;public resource;monthly water;plant level;water charge;program offering;journal subscription;water use;Support for Agriculture;income inequality;financial service;declining inequality;protection agency;

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• Language

  English

• Major Sector

  Public Administration

• Sector

  Civil Service Reform

• Topics

  Water, Poverty, Trade, Privatization, Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy,

• Historic Topics

  Poverty Reduction,

• Historic SubTopics

  State Owned Enterprise Reform, Public Sector Administrative & Civil Service Reform, Hydrology, International Trade and Trade Rules, Privatization, Energy Privatization, Inequality, Global Environment, Democratic Government, Economics and Finance of Public Institution Development, Public Sector Administrative and Civil Service Reform, De Facto Governments,

• Unit Owning

  Development Economics and Chief Economist

• Originating Unit

  Research Administration

• Version Type

  Final

• Source Citation

  World Bank policy and research bulletin. -- Vol. 8, no. 3 (July-September 1997)

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