A government's provision of complementary public goods, such as roads and bridges, facilitates the development of markets leading to long-term economic growth. Private enterprise, by itself, is unlikely to provide such public works. Likewise, a government's investment in social infrastructure, such as education and health, is critical, particularly for conflict-ridden populations deprived of adequate services. Furthermore, scaling-up public investment...
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INFORMACIÓN
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2019/02/01
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Documento de trabajo
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134705
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2019/02/15
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Disclosed
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Public Investment Management (PIM) in Contexts of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence – Part 1
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strategic allocation of resources