All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar
The November 8, 2015 elections in Myanmar marked a historic milestone in the country’s political and economic transition that began in 2011. Incoming policy makers are preparing to pick up the baton and deliver on the people’s strong aspirations fo...
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okr-10986-237822021-05-25T10:54:42Z All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar Rab, Habib TAX INCENTIVES SPENDING LEVELS FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS ECONOMIC GROWTH NATIONAL ACCOUNTS POLICY ENVIRONMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUDGET PROPOSAL EXPECTATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT REVENUES PROPERTY RIGHTS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY PROGRAMS SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES REVENUES INCENTIVES REALLOCATIONS PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS MASTER PLAN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE INFLATION BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN TRADE CROWDING OUT OIL MARKET DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY GAINS MILITARY SPENDING OPTIONS BUDGET EXECUTION NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DATA DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT NATIONAL ASSETS TAX BASE COST OF SERVICE SERVICE PROVISION STRUCTURAL REFORMS SOCIAL PROTECTION DOMESTIC DEBT TAX COLLECTIONS SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW ARTICLE NATURAL RESOURCES DEBT SERVICE FINANCIAL SYSTEM DUE DILIGENCE SUBSIDIES EFFICIENCY PUBLIC INVESTMENT TAXES EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY RURAL COMMUNITIES ACCOUNTABILITY TAX RATE GOVERNMENT BUDGET TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL SERVICES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE SELF-ASSESSMENT POLICY MAKERS EDUCATION SERVICES DECENTRALIZATION STRATEGY CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CREDIT BUDGETS HEALTH OUTCOMES GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE REVENUE POLICY PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT REVENUE REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS EXPENDITURES TAX ADMINISTRATION REFORMS DECISION-MAKING PROPERTY TAX EXPENDITURE PRIVATE SECTOR ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FISCAL STANCE PUBLIC DEBT CAPITAL SPENDING STRATEGIC PLANS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC RESOURCES TRADE LAND TAX SYSTEM FISCAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC FINANCES FINANCIAL RISKS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS MACROECONOMIC IMPACT TAXPAYERS TAX ADMINISTRATION DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION REVENUE EXTERNAL DEBT LIVING CONDITIONS BUSINESS REGULATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY EXCHANGE RATE DEBT SUSTAINABILITY PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH PUBLIC SPENDING ENVIRONMENTAL PROFITS PUBLIC SERVICE FINANCIAL SECTOR OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL CONSUMER PROTECTION PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS ECONOMIES SERVICE PROVIDERS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY COMPETITION The November 8, 2015 elections in Myanmar marked a historic milestone in the country’s political and economic transition that began in 2011. Incoming policy makers are preparing to pick up the baton and deliver on the people’s strong aspirations for a harmonious and prosperous Myanmar. In this series of policy notes, the World Bank Group seeks to promote dialogue on critical development challenges and on options for policies and reforms that can contribute to shared prosperity for the people of Myanmar. The policy notes focus on six interconnected areas that are likely to be high priorities for shared prosperity. The first is on closing the gap in access to social services for improving Myanmar’s human development outcomes. This could help to strengthen the productivity and employability of Myanmar’s current and future labor force, which is the critical input to inclusive growth and a precondition to success in all the other areas. The second policy note is on growing together by reducing poverty in rural areas. Policies to boost agriculture productivity and accelerate the delivery of essential services in rural areas, where they lag the most, could help to supply the much needed labor and food for the rapidly expanding industrial, manufacturing and service sectors. 2016-03-01T19:35:00Z 2016-03-01T19:35:00Z 2016-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25929484/all-aboard-policies-shared-prosperity-myanmar-all-aboard http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23782 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Yangon Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work East Asia and Pacific Myanmar |
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TAX INCENTIVES SPENDING LEVELS FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS ECONOMIC GROWTH NATIONAL ACCOUNTS POLICY ENVIRONMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUDGET PROPOSAL EXPECTATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT REVENUES PROPERTY RIGHTS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY PROGRAMS SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES REVENUES INCENTIVES REALLOCATIONS PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS MASTER PLAN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE INFLATION BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN TRADE CROWDING OUT OIL MARKET DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY GAINS MILITARY SPENDING OPTIONS BUDGET EXECUTION NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DATA DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT NATIONAL ASSETS TAX BASE COST OF SERVICE SERVICE PROVISION STRUCTURAL REFORMS SOCIAL PROTECTION DOMESTIC DEBT TAX COLLECTIONS SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW ARTICLE NATURAL RESOURCES DEBT SERVICE FINANCIAL SYSTEM DUE DILIGENCE SUBSIDIES EFFICIENCY PUBLIC INVESTMENT TAXES EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY RURAL COMMUNITIES ACCOUNTABILITY TAX RATE GOVERNMENT BUDGET TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL SERVICES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE SELF-ASSESSMENT POLICY MAKERS EDUCATION SERVICES DECENTRALIZATION STRATEGY CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CREDIT BUDGETS HEALTH OUTCOMES GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE REVENUE POLICY PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT REVENUE REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS EXPENDITURES TAX ADMINISTRATION REFORMS DECISION-MAKING PROPERTY TAX EXPENDITURE PRIVATE SECTOR ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FISCAL STANCE PUBLIC DEBT CAPITAL SPENDING STRATEGIC PLANS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC RESOURCES TRADE LAND TAX SYSTEM FISCAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC FINANCES FINANCIAL RISKS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS MACROECONOMIC IMPACT TAXPAYERS TAX ADMINISTRATION DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION REVENUE EXTERNAL DEBT LIVING CONDITIONS BUSINESS REGULATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY EXCHANGE RATE DEBT SUSTAINABILITY PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH PUBLIC SPENDING ENVIRONMENTAL PROFITS PUBLIC SERVICE FINANCIAL SECTOR OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL CONSUMER PROTECTION PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS ECONOMIES SERVICE PROVIDERS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY COMPETITION |
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TAX INCENTIVES SPENDING LEVELS FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS ECONOMIC GROWTH NATIONAL ACCOUNTS POLICY ENVIRONMENT MUNICIPAL SERVICES BUDGET PROPOSAL EXPECTATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT SPENDING GOVERNMENT REVENUES PROPERTY RIGHTS LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY PROGRAMS SERVICES PUBLIC SERVICES REVENUES INCENTIVES REALLOCATIONS PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS MASTER PLAN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE INFLATION BUDGET MACROECONOMIC STABILITY FOREIGN TRADE CROWDING OUT OIL MARKET DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY GAINS MILITARY SPENDING OPTIONS BUDGET EXECUTION NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DATA DEBT PRIVATE INVESTMENT NATIONAL ASSETS TAX BASE COST OF SERVICE SERVICE PROVISION STRUCTURAL REFORMS SOCIAL PROTECTION DOMESTIC DEBT TAX COLLECTIONS SERVICE DELIVERY PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW ARTICLE NATURAL RESOURCES DEBT SERVICE FINANCIAL SYSTEM DUE DILIGENCE SUBSIDIES EFFICIENCY PUBLIC INVESTMENT TAXES EXPENDITURE RESOURCES INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY RURAL COMMUNITIES ACCOUNTABILITY TAX RATE GOVERNMENT BUDGET TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL SERVICES PUBLIC EXPENDITURE SELF-ASSESSMENT POLICY MAKERS EDUCATION SERVICES DECENTRALIZATION STRATEGY CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS CREDIT BUDGETS HEALTH OUTCOMES GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE REVENUE POLICY PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT REVENUE REGULATORY INSTITUTIONS EXPENDITURES TAX ADMINISTRATION REFORMS DECISION-MAKING PROPERTY TAX EXPENDITURE PRIVATE SECTOR ENVIRONMENT FOREIGN EXCHANGE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS FISCAL STANCE PUBLIC DEBT CAPITAL SPENDING STRATEGIC PLANS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC RESOURCES TRADE LAND TAX SYSTEM FISCAL MANAGEMENT PUBLIC FINANCES FINANCIAL RISKS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS DEBT SERVICE PAYMENTS MACROECONOMIC IMPACT TAXPAYERS TAX ADMINISTRATION DECENTRALIZATION PUBLIC AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION REVENUE EXTERNAL DEBT LIVING CONDITIONS BUSINESS REGULATIONS PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTABILITY EXCHANGE RATE DEBT SUSTAINABILITY PRIVATE SECTOR GROWTH PUBLIC SPENDING ENVIRONMENTAL PROFITS PUBLIC SERVICE FINANCIAL SECTOR OUTCOMES PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION GROWTH POTENTIAL CONSUMER PROTECTION PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS ECONOMIES SERVICE PROVIDERS PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY COMPETITION Rab, Habib All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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East Asia and Pacific Myanmar |
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The November 8, 2015 elections in
Myanmar marked a historic milestone in the country’s
political and economic transition that began in 2011.
Incoming policy makers are preparing to pick up the baton
and deliver on the people’s strong aspirations for a
harmonious and prosperous Myanmar. In this series of policy
notes, the World Bank Group seeks to promote dialogue on
critical development challenges and on options for policies
and reforms that can contribute to shared prosperity for the
people of Myanmar. The policy notes focus on six
interconnected areas that are likely to be high priorities
for shared prosperity. The first is on closing the gap in
access to social services for improving Myanmar’s human
development outcomes. This could help to strengthen the
productivity and employability of Myanmar’s current and
future labor force, which is the critical input to inclusive
growth and a precondition to success in all the other areas.
The second policy note is on growing together by reducing
poverty in rural areas. Policies to boost agriculture
productivity and accelerate the delivery of essential
services in rural areas, where they lag the most, could help
to supply the much needed labor and food for the rapidly
expanding industrial, manufacturing and service sectors. |
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Rab, Habib |
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Rab, Habib |
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Rab, Habib |
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All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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All Aboard! : Policies for Shared Prosperity in Myanmar |
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all aboard! : policies for shared prosperity in myanmar |
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World Bank, Yangon |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25929484/all-aboard-policies-shared-prosperity-myanmar-all-aboard http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23782 |
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