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This report aims to answer two major questions: (1) How beneficial are the trade preferences provided to developing countries; and (2) what are the implications of possible erosion of these benefits under multilateral trade liberalisation?
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Income inequality and relative poverty among the working-age population in Japan have risen to levels above the OECD average. This trend is partially explained by labour market dualism, with an increasing proportion of non-regular workers who are...
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The data are prepared by the Enterprise Statistics Office, Research and Statistics Department and the Trade and Investment Facilitation Division, Trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau, METI, based on the annual survey on Trends in Business ...
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Managing and Controlling Extrabudgetary Funds by Richard Allen and Dimitar Radev Performance Budgeting in the Netherlands: Beyond Arithmetic by Frans K.M. van Nispen and Johan J.A. Posseth Public Investment in the United Kingdom by Pietro Toigo and ...
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Education performance at the compulsory level appears in Economic Survey of the United States 2007.
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This article discusses selected historical developments of Japan’s public finance system from 1947 through 2004, then analyses the successful efforts for fiscal consolidation in the 1980s and the unsuccessful attempt in the 1990s. The article ...
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