These notes outline a framework for the economic analysis of tax and public sector pricing reform in Bangladesh. The proposals put forward here lay down a general structure based on the application of...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: CPD8639Date: September 30, 1986Author:
Mitra,Pradeep K.
Although rent control has often been treated as the single most important shelter policy issue by project officers and Bank management, amazingly little work has been done to examine rent control laws...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: UDD102Date: September 30, 1986Author:
Malpezzi, Stephen ;
Rydell, C Peter ;
WUD
Divided into five sections, this paper surveys the main issues related to the definition and the empirical computation of an index of the real exchange rate. Section I presents a brief survey of the different...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: DWA8603Date: September 30, 1986Author:
Faini,Riccardo
Just as technical change in agriculture in the industrialized countries results from the economy's land and labor endowments and by the conditions of demand, so too is farmer-generated technical change...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: ARU58Date: September 30, 1986Author:
Pinghali, Prabhu L ;
Binswanger, Hans P
As much of the world's poorest population lives in rural areas, this paper explores the thesis that agricultural development is the key to reducing poverty in the third world. Correspondingly, this paper...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: ARU57Date: September 30, 1986Author:
Binswanger, Hans P ;
Quizon, Jaime B
This is the Twelfth Annual Review of Project Performance Results. The main purpose of the Review is to assess the performance of World Bank supported projects evaluated in 1985 and to draw the lessons...
Type: IEG EvaluationReport#: 6417Date: September 30, 1986
Several authors have argued that the appropriate monetary policy variable in Barro-type reduced-form output equations for small open economies is domestic credit. The rationale for this view is that in...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD181Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Montiel,Peter J.
Significant amounts of private capital have flowed out of several of the large debtor countries. This outflow, often called "capital flight," largely escapes taxation by the borrowing-country government,...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD183Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Eaton,Jonathan W.
The developing countries belonging to GATT and eligible to participate in the upcoming negotiations are a heterogeneous group. This paper examines the various issues facing developing countries in the...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: AGP126Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Fitchett,Delbert A.
It has been argued that the Islamic prohibition against an ex ante fixed rate of return on borrowed money will lead to an increase in uncertainty that may reduce savings. In this paper, a model is presented,...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD184Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Haque,Nadeem Ul ;
Mirakhor, Abbas
It is widely accepted that fiscal deficits financed by money creation are inherently inflationary. In addition, the stylized facts show that all hyperinflations were accompanied by large budget deficits....
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD182Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Kiguel,Miguel Alberto
The paper updates the 1977-78 study on administrative and compliance costs in the U.K. It begins by outlining the results of the 1977-78 study, and then compares them with the estimates for 1984-85. ...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD192Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Sandford, Cedric ;
Godwin, Michael
High marginal income tax rates can distort the incentive to work and invest, and encourage tax evasion. These incentive effects cannot be appropriately summarized from income tax records when substantial...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: DRD187Date: September 1, 1986Author:
Virmani,Arvind
In an attempt to counter the problem of lower productivity on farms cultivated by squatters, Thailand has started issuing certificates to squatters awarding them usufruct rights. The rationale behind...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: ARU55Date: August 31, 1986Author:
Feder,Gershon ;
Onchan,Tongroj ;
Chalamwong, Yongyuth
This paper analyzes how housing demand can be incorporated into a planning model which compares the costs of alternative housing project designs. It discusses a bid-rent framework whereby willingness-to-pay...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: UDD103Date: August 31, 1986Author:
Gross,David J.
This paper provides an important step toward identifying areas where official aid flows could be most effectively used to alleviate urbanization pressures in the developing world. It begins by describing...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: UDD100Date: August 31, 1986Author:
Hewitt, Eleanor V
There are substantial opportunities in the developing world to capture scale and agglomeration economies in the design and lay-out of major infrastructure investments through international cooperation...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP407Date: July 31, 1986Author:
Schramm,Gunter
Distortive effects of government intervention, especially in international trade, have received considerable attention. But not much literature exists on similar effects of public policies toward education....
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP398Date: July 31, 1986Author:
Psacharopoulos,George
Having successfully weathered the structural problems of the 1979-81 period, Korea has begun far-sighted programs of reform which it hopes will facilitate the industrial transition needed to push it towards...
Type: Pre-2003 Economic or Sector ReportReport#: 6138Date: July 31, 1986
The Government of Indonesia, projecting reduced revenues from petroleum exports, has adopted a goal of increasing its nonoil exports and is seeking policy measures in pursuit of that goal. While expanded...
Type: Departmental Working PaperReport#: CPD8622Date: July 31, 1986Author:
Fitzgerald,Bruce
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