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In this paper we consider a model of the country with heterogeneous population and examine compensation schemes that may prevent a threat of secession by dissatisfied regions. We show that horizontal imbalances are combatable with secession-proof compensation schemes that entail a degree of...
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Mauritius’s economic performance has been called “the Mauritian miracle” and the “success of Africa” (Romer, 1992 … policies capable of generating 5 percent growth, Mauritius could reach high-income status in 2021, 4 years earlier than under …
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After reviewing the economic reform strategy of Mauritius for the past 10 years in the face of several external shocks … conclude that from a BSA perspective, the macroeconomic vulnerabilities of Mauritius seem manageable, though vulnerabilities …
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Using data from three household surveys, we review whether growth in Mauritius was inclusive and discuss the incidence … of public expenditures and taxes. Generally, Mauritius enjoys an even income distribution and low rates of poverty … is the main contributor to inequality in Mauritius. Social protection expenditures reduce poverty and inequality, but …
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related to poor air quality, urban road congestion, and greenhouse gases. This paper takes a case study, focused on Mauritius …
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Despite important past reforms, the ageing population of Mauritius threatens the sustainability of its pension system …
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missing pieces in the story of Mauritius''s success …
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