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ISBN 0-9624159-2-8
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Contents
FOREWORD
Jack Guynn
INTRODUCTION
Robert Eisenbeis
PATTERNS IN PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTS
Elizabeth McQuerry, Michael Chriszt, and Stephen Kay
POLITICAL CONSTRAINTS ON SUSTAINABLE PUBLIC SECTOR DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA
Lawrence S. Graham
COMMENTS: Kurt Weyland
THE POLITICS OF ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM: INTRACTABLE DILEMMAS AND IMPROBABLE SOLUTIONS
Ben Ross Schneider
COMMENTS: Andrés Fontana
CONFRONTING FISCAL IMBALANCES VIA INTERTEMPORAL ECONOMICS, POLITICS, AND JUSTICE: THE CASE OF COLOMBIA
Juan Carlos Echeverry-Garzón and Verónica Navas-Ospina
COMMENTS: Arturo C. Porzecanski
PANEL DISCUSSION ON CAPITAL MARKETS AND DEFICIT FINANCE
CAPITAL MARKETS AND DEFICIT FINANCE IN BRAZIL
Fábio de Oliveira Barbosa
FINANCING DEFICITS IN PERU
Carlos Boloña
PANEL DISCUSSION ON INTERNATIONAL LENDING AND CAPITAL FLOWS
Francisco Gil-Díaz
Graham Stock
COMMENTS: Robert Eisenbeis
SPEECHES
PROSPECTS AND DILEMMAS FOR SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL SECTOR FUNDING IN LATIN AMERICA
Ann Helwege
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM IN BRAZIL
Cláudia Costin
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
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