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Rwanda
Golooba-Mutebi, Frederick; Stone, Simon; Thin, Neil - 2004
The PRSP process has been given a prominent place in government business in Rwanda. Poverty increased dramatically in the years leading up to and following the 1994 genocide, so reducing poverty is seen as critical to establishing the credentials of the government. This article argues that a...
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Rwanda
OECD - 20XX
This dataset contains tax revenue collected by Rwanda. It provides detailed tax revenues by sector (Supranational, Federal or Central Government, State or Lander Government, Local Government, and Social Security Funds) and by specific tax, such as capital gains, profits and income, property,...
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Rwanda
African Dept., International Monetary Fund - 2013
EXECUTIVE SUMMARYDuring the last ten years Rwanda has experienced one of the most exciting andfastest periods of growth and socio-economic progress in its history. It was tenth fastestgrowing economy in the world during the decade from 2000. At the same time more than amillion people have been...
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Rwanda
African Dept., International Monetary Fund - 2013
CONTEXTRwanda has enjoyed strong economic performance over the last decade, supported bysignificant external aid and close engagement with the Fund, including under a PSIsince 2010. The authorities have requested a new three-year PSI in support of theirnew poverty reduction strategy (EDPRS...
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Rwanda
African Dept., International Monetary Fund - 2014
This 2014 Article IV Consultation and Second Review Under the Policy Support Instrument highlights that Rwanda's economic performance since the turn of the century has been remarkable. Strong policies have played a key role in maintaining real GDP growth at 7.8 percent on average since 2000,...
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Tolerable level of corruption for foreign direct investment in Africa
Abotsi, Anselm Komla; Iyavarakul, Tongyai - In: Contemporary economics 9 (2015) 3, pp. 249-270
Corruption has become endemic in many African countries and is difficult to eradicate completely; therefore, reducing … corruption to a tolerable level that will not deter foreign investors must be the aspiration of all political leaders and … stakeholders. This study tries to identify the level of corruption that is tolerable to foreign investors, which is referred to as …
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Corruption and foreign direct investment in East Asia and South Asia : an econometric study
Quazi, Rahim M. - In: International journal of economics and financial issues … 4 (2014) 2, pp. 231-242
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The weak relation between foreign direct investment and corruption : a theoretical and econometric study
Evan, Tomáš; Bolotov, Ilya - In: Prague economic papers : a bimonthly journal of … 23 (2014) 4, pp. 474-492
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Institutional quality similarity, corruption distance and inward FDI in Turkey
Eren, T. Mesut; Jiménez, Alfredo - In: Journal of East European management studies : JEEMS 20 (2015) 1, pp. 88-101
economies. We focus on the corruption distance between the home and host countries as a crucial part of institutional quality …. Our results confirm that FDI flows are higher when they come from countries with low differences in corruption with Turkey …. Conversely, FDI flows are negatively affected when there exists a large difference in corruption between the investing country …
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Offshore foreign direct investment, capital round-tripping, and corruption : empirical analysis of Russian regions
Ledyaeva, Svetlana; Karhunen, Päivi; Kosonen, Riitta; … - In: Economic geography 91 (2015) 3, pp. 305-341
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