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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES]	Details Título How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Referencia 513322 Board DOC ID WP/03/227 Fecha November 1 2003 Nivel de descripción item Material Electronic Records Language English Tema Government expenditures, Developing countries, Education, Health care, Executive Board Document (Policy), IMF Working Papers (WP) Creador Hamid Davoodi, Erwin Tiongson, Sawitree Asawanuchit, Fiscal Affairs Department, Middle Eastern Department External document Download PDF Navegador jerarquico Ref:865759 \| Level: Executive Board Documents Ref:169321 \| Level: contiene 61 IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:337593 \| Level: contiene 28 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:511467 \| Date(s):2003 \| Level: contiene 254 How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Ref:513322 \| Date(s):November 1 2003 \| Level: Ref:865790 \| Level: IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:337593 \| Level: contiene 28 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:511467 \| Date(s):2003 \| Level: contiene 254 How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Ref:513322 \| Date(s):November 1 2003 \| Level: Ref:865850 \| Level: IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:337593 \| Level: contiene 28 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:511467 \| Date(s):2003 \| Level: contiene 254 How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Ref:513322 \| Date(s):November 1 2003 \| Level: Ref:865910 \| Level: IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:337593 \| Level: contiene 28 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:511467 \| Date(s):2003 \| Level: contiene 254 How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Ref:513322 \| Date(s):November 1 2003 \| Level: Ref:867316 \| Level: 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP) Ref:511467 \| Date(s):2003 \| Level: contiene 254 How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending? Ref:513322 \| Date(s):November 1 2003 \| Level:

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Título
How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
Referencia
513322
Board DOC ID
WP/03/227
Fecha
November 1 2003
Nivel de descripción
item
Material
Electronic Records
Language
English
Tema
Government expenditures, Developing countries, Education, Health care, Executive Board Document (Policy), IMF Working Papers (WP)
Creador
Hamid Davoodi, Erwin Tiongson, Sawitree Asawanuchit, Fiscal Affairs Department, Middle Eastern Department
External document
Download PDF

Navegador jerarquico

Ref:865759 | Level:
- Executive Board Documents
  Ref:169321 | Level:
  contiene 61
  - IMF Working Papers (WP)
    Ref:337593 | Level:
    contiene 28
    
    2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP)
    Ref:511467 | Date(s):2003 | Level:
    contiene 254
    
    How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
    Ref:513322 | Date(s):November 1 2003 | Level:

Ref:865790 | Level:
- IMF Working Papers (WP)
  Ref:337593 | Level:
  contiene 28
  - 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP)
    Ref:511467 | Date(s):2003 | Level:
    contiene 254
    
    How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
    Ref:513322 | Date(s):November 1 2003 | Level:

Ref:865850 | Level:
- IMF Working Papers (WP)
  Ref:337593 | Level:
  contiene 28
  - 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP)
    Ref:511467 | Date(s):2003 | Level:
    contiene 254
    
    How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
    Ref:513322 | Date(s):November 1 2003 | Level:

Ref:865910 | Level:
- IMF Working Papers (WP)
  Ref:337593 | Level:
  contiene 28
  - 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP)
    Ref:511467 | Date(s):2003 | Level:
    contiene 254
    
    How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
    Ref:513322 | Date(s):November 1 2003 | Level:

Ref:867316 | Level:
- 2003 - IMF Working Papers (WP)
  Ref:511467 | Date(s):2003 | Level:
  contiene 254
  - How Useful are Benefit Incidence Analyses of Public Education and Health Spending?
    Ref:513322 | Date(s):November 1 2003 | Level:

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