Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace
The book intends to trigger, and support policy debate in Colombia. The first part distills four thematic chapters, responsive to the country's current realities, as well as to the five decades of development partnership with the Bank, spannin...
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ECONOMY PEACE BUILDING PEACE PROCESS GROWTH POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION INEQUITY GOVERNANCE APPROACH QUALITY STANDARDS ECONOMIC GROWTH MACROECONOMIC POLICY FISCAL ADMINISTRATION TAXATION PUBLIC DEBTS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEMS PENSION REFORM SECTORAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS LABOR MARKET POLICY INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS DECENTRALIZATION IN GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK CORRUPT PRACTICES POLICY REFORM AFFILIATES BALANCE SHEET BANK CAPITALIZATION BANKING SECTOR BONDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING COAL COLLATERAL COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION DEBT DEBT MANAGEMENT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS EXPENDITURES EXTREME POVERTY FARMS FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL POLICY GNP GOVERNMENT BANKS GOVERNMENT DEBT HEALTH CARE HEALTH INSURANCE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE HEALTH SECTOR HOUSING HOUSING FINANCE INCOME INCOME INEQUALITY INSURANCE INSURERS INTERNATIONAL RESERVES INVENTORY LABOR COSTS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXATION LAND USE LARGE CITIES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIQUIDITY MATURITY MIGRATION MORTGAGE LENDING MORTGAGE LOANS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES NET WORTH OIL PRIVATE BANKS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RECAPITALIZATION REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RETURN ON ASSETS RISK MANAGEMENT ROADS SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SECURITIES SEWERAGE SERVICES SOCIAL COSTS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL SERVICES STATE BANKS SUBNATIONAL TAXES SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORMS TAX REVENUE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPORT TREASURY URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN POVERTY URBANIZATION UTILITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WELFARE GAINS |
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ECONOMY PEACE BUILDING PEACE PROCESS GROWTH POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION INEQUITY GOVERNANCE APPROACH QUALITY STANDARDS ECONOMIC GROWTH MACROECONOMIC POLICY FISCAL ADMINISTRATION TAXATION PUBLIC DEBTS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEMS PENSION REFORM SECTORAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS LABOR MARKET POLICY INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS DECENTRALIZATION IN GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK CORRUPT PRACTICES POLICY REFORM AFFILIATES BALANCE SHEET BANK CAPITALIZATION BANKING SECTOR BONDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING COAL COLLATERAL COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION DEBT DEBT MANAGEMENT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS EXPENDITURES EXTREME POVERTY FARMS FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL POLICY GNP GOVERNMENT BANKS GOVERNMENT DEBT HEALTH CARE HEALTH INSURANCE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE HEALTH SECTOR HOUSING HOUSING FINANCE INCOME INCOME INEQUALITY INSURANCE INSURERS INTERNATIONAL RESERVES INVENTORY LABOR COSTS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXATION LAND USE LARGE CITIES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIQUIDITY MATURITY MIGRATION MORTGAGE LENDING MORTGAGE LOANS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES NET WORTH OIL PRIVATE BANKS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RECAPITALIZATION REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RETURN ON ASSETS RISK MANAGEMENT ROADS SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SECURITIES SEWERAGE SERVICES SOCIAL COSTS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL SERVICES STATE BANKS SUBNATIONAL TAXES SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORMS TAX REVENUE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPORT TREASURY URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN POVERTY URBANIZATION UTILITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WELFARE GAINS Giugale, Marcelo M. Lafourcade, Olivier Luff, Connie Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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The book intends to trigger, and support
policy debate in Colombia. The first part distills four
thematic chapters, responsive to the country's current
realities, as well as to the five decades of development
partnership with the Bank, spanning the entire development
spectrum. First, violence, sustainable peace, and
development introduces the reader to the source of violence
- armed, and social conflicts, and drug trade prevalent in
the country - to form a framework of understanding on the
economic, and social costs for building peace, and enable
sustainable growth. Second, such growth is examined within
the macroeconomic, and fiscal framework, to ensure a healthy
financial system, and create a business environment to
foster private sector development. Third, such eventual
success, drives us through Colombia's traditional
socioeconomic progress, though through its recent setbacks
as well - economic recession, increased macroeconomic
instability, and judicial uncertainty - all eroding
potential welfare gains. Fourth, and ultimately, the demand
for governance and quality of government reveals the
coexisting problems faced by strong and weak governance, and
explores a strengthened governance based on selectivity and
gradualism in building high quality government. To support
this analysis, the second part, provides sector-specific
realities, including its fiscal framework, public debt
management, financial sector and pension reform. The
development agenda calls for a government to reach a higher
growth plateau, allowing a chance for sharing in that
growth, and making the state an icon of quality. |
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Giugale, Marcelo M. |
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Giugale, Marcelo M. Giugale, Marcelo M. Lafourcade, Olivier Luff, Connie |
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Giugale, Marcelo M. Lafourcade, Olivier Luff, Connie |
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Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace |
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colombia : the economic foundation of peace |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2013 |
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okr-10986-152052021-04-23T14:03:11Z Colombia : The Economic Foundation of Peace Giugale, Marcelo M. Lafourcade, Olivier Luff, Connie Giugale, Marcelo M. Lafourcade, Olivier Luff, Connie ECONOMY PEACE BUILDING PEACE PROCESS GROWTH POLICY POVERTY REDUCTION INEQUITY GOVERNANCE APPROACH QUALITY STANDARDS ECONOMIC GROWTH MACROECONOMIC POLICY FISCAL ADMINISTRATION TAXATION PUBLIC DEBTS PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SYSTEMS PENSION REFORM SECTORAL ASSESSMENT SOCIAL SAFETY NETS LABOR MARKET POLICY INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS DECENTRALIZATION IN GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK CORRUPT PRACTICES POLICY REFORM AFFILIATES BALANCE SHEET BANK CAPITALIZATION BANKING SECTOR BONDS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING COAL COLLATERAL COMMERCIAL BANKS CONSOLIDATION DEBT DEBT MANAGEMENT DEBT SERVICE DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPLOYMENT ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS EXPENDITURES EXTREME POVERTY FARMS FINANCIAL SECTOR FISCAL POLICY GNP GOVERNMENT BANKS GOVERNMENT DEBT HEALTH CARE HEALTH INSURANCE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE HEALTH SECTOR HOUSING HOUSING FINANCE INCOME INCOME INEQUALITY INSURANCE INSURERS INTERNATIONAL RESERVES INVENTORY LABOR COSTS LABOR FORCE LAND PRICES LAND TAXATION LAND USE LARGE CITIES LEGAL FRAMEWORK LICENSES LIQUIDITY MATURITY MIGRATION MORTGAGE LENDING MORTGAGE LOANS MUNICIPALITIES NATIONAL TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES NET WORTH OIL PRIVATE BANKS PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION PRIVATIZATION PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC DEBT PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC TRANSPORT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RECAPITALIZATION REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RETURN ON ASSETS RISK MANAGEMENT ROADS SAFETY NETS SAVINGS SECURITIES SEWERAGE SERVICES SOCIAL COSTS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL SERVICES STATE BANKS SUBNATIONAL TAXES SUSTAINABLE GROWTH TAX TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX REFORMS TAX REVENUE TAX REVENUES TAXATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSPORT TREASURY URBAN AREAS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN POVERTY URBANIZATION UTILITIES WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY WELFARE GAINS The book intends to trigger, and support policy debate in Colombia. The first part distills four thematic chapters, responsive to the country's current realities, as well as to the five decades of development partnership with the Bank, spanning the entire development spectrum. First, violence, sustainable peace, and development introduces the reader to the source of violence - armed, and social conflicts, and drug trade prevalent in the country - to form a framework of understanding on the economic, and social costs for building peace, and enable sustainable growth. Second, such growth is examined within the macroeconomic, and fiscal framework, to ensure a healthy financial system, and create a business environment to foster private sector development. Third, such eventual success, drives us through Colombia's traditional socioeconomic progress, though through its recent setbacks as well - economic recession, increased macroeconomic instability, and judicial uncertainty - all eroding potential welfare gains. Fourth, and ultimately, the demand for governance and quality of government reveals the coexisting problems faced by strong and weak governance, and explores a strengthened governance based on selectivity and gradualism in building high quality government. To support this analysis, the second part, provides sector-specific realities, including its fiscal framework, public debt management, financial sector and pension reform. The development agenda calls for a government to reach a higher growth plateau, allowing a chance for sharing in that growth, and making the state an icon of quality. 2013-08-20T15:49:08Z 2013-08-20T15:49:08Z 2003 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/12/2130185/colombia-economic-foundation-peace 0-8213-5348-9 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15205 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication Latin America & Caribbean Colombia |