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Publications → Macroeconomic Policy → Fiscal Policy

Budgetary subsidies to municipal services in Kyrgyzstan

This paper analyses the issue of high budget expenses and related to it budget deficit in Kyrgyzstan

Link http://www.case.com.pl/up…cja_plik/9307078_116r.pdf
Author Kuzma, J
Date окт/97
Institute Center for Social and Economic Research
Tags budget, deficit, kyrgyzstan
← Fiscal problems in transformation period.
↑ Fiscal Policy
→ How Can Financial System Spur Growth in Transition Economies

See also

  1. Fiscal Transparency in Transition Economies
  2. Perspectives for income growth in the public budget of Kyrgyz Republic in 1997-2000.
  3. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - August 2007
  4. Kyrgyz Republic - Enhancing pro-poor growth
  5. Economic survey: Moldova in transition No. 4

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