Format:
Online-Ressource (1 online resource (175 p.))
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Online-Ausg.
ISBN:
9781464802959
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9781464802942
Series Statement:
World Bank Study
Content:
Front Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Executive Summary; Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1Strategic Context; Introduction; Political Developments; Figures; Figure 1.1 Annual Documented Civilian Deaths from Violence, 2003-12; The Macroeconomic Context; Figure 1.2 GDP Growth Rate, 1998-2012; Figure 1.3 Inflation Rate, 2005-12; Figure 1.4 Oil Production and Exports Recovery, 2006-12; Figure 1.5 Oil Prices Before and After Financial Crisis, 2006-12; Figure 1.6 Sources of Total Revenues, Average, 2005-12; Poverty and Social Conditions; Figure 1.7 Government Spending, 2005-12
Content:
Figure 1.8 Gross Public Debt, 2005-12Figure 1.9 Current Account Balance, 2005-12; Tables; Table 1.1 Poverty and Social Indicators, 2000, 2005, and Latest Data; Prospects; Figure 1.10 Poverty Incidence and Access to Social Services in Urban and Rural Areas, 2012; Strategic Challenge; Notes; Chapter 2Redirecting Government Expenditure; Introduction; The Size of the Government; Figure 2.1 General Government Total Expenditure, 2005-12; Government Revenues and Main Revenue Management Issues; Table 2.1 Budget: Revenues, 2005-12; Figure 2.2 Revenues and Expenditures, 2008-12
Content:
Figure 2.3 Managing Oil RevenuesGeneral Government Expenditure; Figure 2.4 Economic Composition of Public Expenditure, Average, 2005-10; Figure 2.5 High Oil Prices/Revenues Translate into High Wage Bill, 2005-10; Figure 2.6 Compensation of Employees, 2005-10; Table 2.2 Budget: Subsidies, Social Benefits, and Pensions, 2005-12; Figure 2.7 Plan for Phasing Out of Public Distribution System and Phasing in of Social Safety Net System, 2010-14; Table 2.3 Transfers to State-Owned Enterprises; Table 2.4 Economic Composition of Government Expenditure, 2005-11
Content:
Table 2.5 Public Investment Budget, 2005-10Table 2.6 Sector Allocations, by Activity in the 2011 Budget: Transport and Communications Sector; Figure 2.8 Recurrent and Capital Budgets: Original Allocations and Actual Spending, 2005-12; Table 2.7 Functional Classification of Budget, by Recurrent and Capital Spending, 2005-11; Table 2.7 Functional Classification of Budget by Recurrent and Capital Spending, 2005-11; Figure 2.9 Education Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP, 2005-09; Figure 2.10 Education Expenditure as a Share in Total Budget, 2005-09
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Figure 2.11 Per Capita Education Expenditure, 2005-10Figure 2.12 Education Sector Spending, 2005-14; Figure 2.13 Education Sector Staffing, 2005-11; Figure 2.14 Ministry of Education Staffing Growth in Level 4 and Below, 2005-11; Table 2.8 Estimates of Students and Nontertiary Public Servants, 2005-11; Conclusions and Proposed Work; Notes; Chapter 3From Strategy to Execution; Introduction; From Strategy to Resource Allocation; Table 3.1 Allocation of NDP Investments, by Sector/Region; Box; Box 3.1 Fiscal Decentralization and Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers in Iraq; Commitment Devices
Content:
Public Investment Framework
Content:
This Public Expenditure Review (PER) provides an integrated perspective on Iraq's need to provide better public service delivery, while maintaining macroeconomic stability and fiscal discipline. The achievement of these objectives unfolds within a challenging context of revenue volatility, the need to diversify the economy, weak accountability mechanisms, and residual conflict. Reflecting these challenges, key socio-economic developmental indicators are stalled or even declining despite rapid growth in public spending. Indeed, the review shows that growth in spending has not been matched by ab
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Description based upon print version of record
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Front Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Executive Summary; Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1Strategic Context; Introduction; Political Developments; Figures; Figure 1.1 Annual Documented Civilian Deaths from Violence, 2003-12; The Macroeconomic Context; Figure 1.2 GDP Growth Rate, 1998-2012; Figure 1.3 Inflation Rate, 2005-12; Figure 1.4 Oil Production and Exports Recovery, 2006-12; Figure 1.5 Oil Prices Before and After Financial Crisis, 2006-12; Figure 1.6 Sources of Total Revenues, Average, 2005-12; Poverty and Social Conditions; Figure 1.7 Government Spending, 2005-12
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Figure 1.8 Gross Public Debt, 2005-12Figure 1.9 Current Account Balance, 2005-12; Tables; Table 1.1 Poverty and Social Indicators, 2000, 2005, and Latest Data; Prospects; Figure 1.10 Poverty Incidence and Access to Social Services in Urban and Rural Areas, 2012; Strategic Challenge; Notes; Chapter 2Redirecting Government Expenditure; Introduction; The Size of the Government; Figure 2.1 General Government Total Expenditure, 2005-12; Government Revenues and Main Revenue Management Issues; Table 2.1 Budget: Revenues, 2005-12; Figure 2.2 Revenues and Expenditures, 2008-12
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Figure 2.3 Managing Oil RevenuesGeneral Government Expenditure; Figure 2.4 Economic Composition of Public Expenditure, Average, 2005-10; Figure 2.5 High Oil Prices/Revenues Translate into High Wage Bill, 2005-10; Figure 2.6 Compensation of Employees, 2005-10; Table 2.2 Budget: Subsidies, Social Benefits, and Pensions, 2005-12; Figure 2.7 Plan for Phasing Out of Public Distribution System and Phasing in of Social Safety Net System, 2010-14; Table 2.3 Transfers to State-Owned Enterprises; Table 2.4 Economic Composition of Government Expenditure, 2005-11
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Table 2.5 Public Investment Budget, 2005-10Table 2.6 Sector Allocations, by Activity in the 2011 Budget: Transport and Communications Sector; Figure 2.8 Recurrent and Capital Budgets: Original Allocations and Actual Spending, 2005-12; Table 2.7 Functional Classification of Budget, by Recurrent and Capital Spending, 2005-11; Table 2.7 Functional Classification of Budget by Recurrent and Capital Spending, 2005-11; Figure 2.9 Education Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP, 2005-09; Figure 2.10 Education Expenditure as a Share in Total Budget, 2005-09
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Figure 2.11 Per Capita Education Expenditure, 2005-10Figure 2.12 Education Sector Spending, 2005-14; Figure 2.13 Education Sector Staffing, 2005-11; Figure 2.14 Ministry of Education Staffing Growth in Level 4 and Below, 2005-11; Table 2.8 Estimates of Students and Nontertiary Public Servants, 2005-11; Conclusions and Proposed Work; Notes; Chapter 3From Strategy to Execution; Introduction; From Strategy to Resource Allocation; Table 3.1 Allocation of NDP Investments, by Sector/Region; Box; Box 3.1 Fiscal Decentralization and Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfers in Iraq; Commitment Devices
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Public Investment Framework
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781464802942
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Language:
English
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