Bulgaria : public expenditure issues and directions for reform.
Language: İngilizce Series: A World Bank country studyPublisher: Washington, D.C. : World Bank, [2003]Copyright date: ©2003Description: xxxi, 179 pages ; illustrations, map ; 26 cmContent type:- text
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- 0821354000
- HJ7865 .B85 2003
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The report was initiated by Leila Zlaoui and a team of World Bank staff and Bulgarian and international experts.
1. The Strategic Setting -- 2. Public Expenditure Structure and Trends -- 3. Expenditure Reform Priorities in Key Sectors -- 4. Institutional Challenges in Public Expenditure Management -- 5. Closing Thoughts: Cross-Cutting Issues, Overall Priorities and an Agenda for Future Work -- 6. Education Structure, Quality and Financing -- 7. Health in Transition -- 8. Social Protection: Issues and Recommendations -- 9. The State Railway - Fiscal Burden and Options for Reform -- 10. The Energy Sector and State Support.
Text in English with summary in Bulgarian.
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