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  • 19-April-2013

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    Making Development Happen: Política fiscal para el desarrollo en República Dominicana

    Es necesario por tanto que las reformas fiscales constituyan una pieza clave del plan estratégico de desarrollo de un país en el medio y largo plazo. En este sentido, este informe sitúa algunas posibilidades de reforma en materia fiscal en la República Dominicana en un contexto regional e internacional de buenas prácticas.

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  • 19-April-2013

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    Making Development Happen: Fiscal Policy for Development in the Dominican Republic

    Tax reforms must play a central role in a country’s medium- and long-term development strategy. The report analyses some of the possible tax reforms in the Dominican Republic within a regional and international context of good practices. The fiscal recommendations are made within the context of the institutional frameworks, with particular emphasis on matters of economic policy that should be considered in the reform process.

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  • 20-November-2012

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    Dev Centre Working Paper No. 315 - What drives tax morale?

    The paper contributes to a better understanding of the determinants of tax morale in developing countries. The paper provides an overview of the literature and a summary of the empirical evidence of the socio-economic and institutional drivers of tax morale, based on perception surveys such as the World Values Survey, as well as regional surveys like Afrobarometer, Asiabarometer and Latinobarometro.

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  • 20-November-2012

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    Dev Centre Working Paper No. 314 - On the relevance of relative poverty for developing countries

    The process of shifting wealth has altered the way we think about poverty reduction, social development and the measurement of progress. The decade of the 2000s was the first to witness unconditional convergence across countries in a generation as poor countries, led by China and India grew faster than the advanced economies of the OECD.

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  • 3-August-2012

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    Attracting Knowledge-Intensive FDI to Costa Rica: Challenges and Policy Options

    The Development Centre just released the report “Attracting Knowledge-Intensive FDI to Costa Rica: challenges and policy options” under the new series Making Development Happen. Costa Rica is an interesting case of a deep economic transformation from primary products to manufacturing and services.

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  • 4-January-2011

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    Are working remittances relevant for credit rating agencies?

    This paper studies the impact of workers’ remittances on sovereign ratings in 55 developing countries over the period 1993–2006. First, it looks at the determinants of sovereign ratings, including remittance flows.

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  • 22-March-2010

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    Migration in Latin America: Answering old questions with new data

    The economic effects of immigration are often controversial. This column introduces the preliminary findings from a new database on immigration in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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  • 5-March-2010

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    Innovalatino

    InnovaLatino: Fostering Innovation in Latin America is the result of a two-year collaboration between INSEAD and the OECD Development Centre, and funded by the Foundation Telefónica, with the objective of researching innovation dynamics in the business and public sectors in Latin America.

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  • 2-February-2010

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    Migration in Peru, 2010

    Political stability and economic growth in Peru in the last decade are leading to a change in migration patterns, contributing to a reduction in the level of emigration.

  • 9-March-2009

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    Is fiscal policy back?

    The economic crisis has hit the entire world economy, with governments steppi

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