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Brazil : equitable, competitive, sustainable, contributions for debate /

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Washington, DC : World Bank, 2003.Description: 655 pISBN:
  • 0821355473
  • 9780821355473
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.981  BRA
LOC classification:
  • HC187 .B8697 2003
Summary: The information presented in this book is organized along five overarching themes: investing in people; improving productivity; managing natural resources; delivering government services to all; and stabilizing the economy. Part I brings contributions on education, health and social protection, and discusses human and social protection, and human and social capital challenges. Part II is focused on finance, infrastructure, private sector development, and innovation and technology issues, summing up the experience and views on physical capital and investment climate. Part III corresponds to natural capital and quality of life issues, bringing messages on forest use and conservation, rural development, natural resources, and urban and water services. Finally Part IV addresses the prerequisite for the other themes, analyzing conditions for macroeconomic stability, fiscal sustainability, and good governance."
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Monograph & others Monograph & others CBN HQ Library General Stacks Non-fiction 330.981 BRA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 31008100083803

Includes bibliographical references.

The information presented in this book is organized along five overarching themes: investing in people; improving productivity; managing natural resources; delivering government services to all; and stabilizing the economy. Part I brings contributions on education, health and social protection, and discusses human and social protection, and human and social capital challenges. Part II is focused on finance, infrastructure, private sector development, and innovation and technology issues, summing up the experience and views on physical capital and investment climate. Part III corresponds to natural capital and quality of life issues, bringing messages on forest use and conservation, rural development, natural resources, and urban and water services. Finally Part IV addresses the prerequisite for the other themes, analyzing conditions for macroeconomic stability, fiscal sustainability, and good governance."

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