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25-January-2012
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New working paper release from Fedesarrollo on Making reform in Colombia: the process of regional transfer reform.
25-January-2012
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Revenue Statistics in Latin America, a joint publication by the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, OECD Development Centre, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean and the Inter-American Centre of Tax Administrations, launched in Santiago, Chile on 25 January, 2012.
2-December-2011
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OECD Development Centre Director cited by Colombian President
31-October-2011
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Latin American Economic Outlook 2012: Transforming the State for Development was presented by OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría and ECLAC Executive Secretary Alicia Bárcena during the XXI Iberoamerican Summit in Asunción, Paraguay, 28 October 2011. Download a PDF of th
28-October-2011
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El sólido crecimiento de la economía de América Latina desde 2003 hace posible que los países de la región consideren ambiciosas agendas de políticas públicas para mitigar riesgos y aprovechar las actuales oportunidades para su desarrollo.
28-October-2011
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Carreteras, energía, agua, o acceso a internet de banda ancha – por mencionar algunas - son cruciales en el impulso del crecimiento económico y de la cohesión social.
28-October-2011
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This publication is the product of a joint effort by the Development Development Centre of the OECD and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), undertaken in order to analyse the role of the State in the economic growth and development of Latin American and Caribbean countries. The questions the outlook exposes are: What should be the main elements of the reform of the State in Latin America and the
28-October-2011
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Everything you need to know about the Latin American Economic Outlook: 2012 in 60 Seconds
28-October-2011
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Despite the global economic downturn, the economy of the Latin American and Caribbean region grew 5.9% in 2010 and is expected to climb by 4.4% this year. To ensure continued progress, these regions must now turn such growth into sustainable economic and social development, according to OECD and ECLAC’s 2012 Latin American Economic Outlook presented at the XXI Iberoamerican Summit in Asunción.
25-October-2011
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This paper joins the debate on the size of the middle class in Latin America, analysing its structure and characteristics. The paper investigates inter-class mobility potential and its evolution over time.
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