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15-February-1997
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These guidelines identify the key success factors for achieving the benefits of contracting out, a market-type mechanism that can lead to efficiency gains while maintaining or increasing service quality levels.
13-August-1996
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This collection of papers illustrates the increasing momentum of performance management developments in OECD countries and raises many common issues which must be faced when developing a focus on performance as part of overall public management reform.
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The quality of government regulations concerns all who are working to establish the conditions for sustainable global economic growth.
23-May-1993
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What are the indications for countries entering into the European Monetary Union? OECD Economic Studies No. 20.
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10-November-1991
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An examination of factors underlying saving, investment and real interest rates over recent decades suggests that high real interest rates over recent decades suggests that high real interst rates may continue to prevail. Is this a cause for concern? OECD Economic Studies No. 17.
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2-June-1987
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How much do tax levels vary among OECD countries, and how should these differences be interpreted? OECD Economic Studies No. 8.
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2-June-1987
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What are the implications for the international allocation of capital when financial markets are integrated and national tax systems differ? OECD Economic Studies No. 8.
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27-October-1986
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How serious a concern is the recent and prospective build-up of debt by most OECD governments? OECD Economic Studies No. 7.
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27-October-1986
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How heavily taxed at the margin are decisions to employ labour and capital in different OECD countries? OECD Economic Studies No. 7.
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24-June-1985
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Special issue: The role of the public sector, causes and consequences of the growth of government. Chapter 5.
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