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Migration – both emigration and immigration – is a significant feature of the Dominican Republic. Yet the links among the various dimensions of migration and development are not very well understood. This chapter uses the data from the IPPMD surveys...
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This paper studies the potential drivers of governments’ approval rates in 18 Latin American countries using Internet search query data from Google Trends and traditional data sources. It employs monthly panel data between January 2006 and December...
In order to provide an empirical foundation to the analysis of the links between migration and policy, the Interrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development (IPPMD) project used three evidence-gathering tools: household surveys,...
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The United States has been for decades the principal economic partner of the Dominican Republic. Identifying mechanisms to make the most of traditional economic ties and diversifying those ties are the two key elements of a forward-looking strategy....
Agro-food is an important activity in the Dominican Republic. The industry was already undergoing major changes and now faces unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Improving extension services, effective branding, and broad-based...
Sustainable capital market development fosters economic growth. The Dominican Republic has undertaken macroeconomic, financial system and capital market reforms that have been favourable to the economic stability. Nevertheless, the penetration of ...
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The Central Bank is the largest issuer in the domestic market, doubling the number of securities issued by the central government. The lack of co-ordination and different aims of these two operators in the issuance of internal debt lead to high ...
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Despite experiencing sustained growth since 2005, the private debt market is lagging behind in terms of size, maturity and concentration in comparison with the global trend. In the primary market, the lengthy issuance process discourages firms from ...
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This chapter introduces the governance arrangements that guide and shape the delivery of public services in the Dominican Republic and that set the foundation for other policy levers to be fully effective, such as digital government, public...
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This chapter assesses the economic and institutional landscape of the Dominican Republic in relation to the LAC region (Latin America and the Caribbean), in particular within the framework of the functions assumed by the state. The region faces...
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Tax incentives can be a useful tool to stimulate investment in developing countries. However, in these countries interest groups often are able to exert considerable influence in its management, if not its design. From a power-based approach to the...
The Dominican Republic is divided into 31 provinces and the “Distrito Nacional”, where the capital, Santo Domingo, is situated. The provinces are political and administrative units that facilitate delegation of the authority of the central government...
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The Dominican Republic is a country of both emigration and immigration. An estimated 12% of its population currently resides abroad, while immigrants constitute about 4% of the population. The country benefits from a large volume of remittances,...
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This chapter discusses the key elements impacting the success of current and future reforms in the Dominican public administration and civil service.
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This chapter analyses the main characteristics, challenges and windows of opportunity of strategic workforce planning in the Dominican public administration, in the light of the experience and lessons learned in OECD countries. Strategic workforce...
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