The new public finance : responding to global challenges /
This publication presents a systematic account of how public finance has responded to the growing importance of the many global challenges. The book documents a refurbishment of governments public-finance toolkit, with greater reliance on international finance and insurance markets for risk manageme...
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| Format: | Government Document eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
2006.
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Table of Contents:
- The new national public finance: taking the outside world into account
- Blending external and domestic policy demands: the rise of the intermediary state / Inge Kaul
- Making policy under efficiency pressures: globalization, public spending, and social welfare / Vito Tanzi
- Internalizing cross-border spillovers: policy options for addressing long-term fiscal challenges / Peter S. Heller
- Managing risks to national economies: the role of macro markets / Robert J. Shiller
- Combining fiscal sovereignty and coordination: national taxation in a globalizing world / Peggy B. Musgrave
- Recognizing the limits to cooperation behind national borders: financing the control of transnational terrorism / Todd Sandler
- The new international public finance: relying on public-private cooperation and competition
- Exploring the policy space between markets and states: global public-private partnerships / Inge Kaul
- Accomodating new actors and new purposes in international cooperation: the growing diversification of financing mechanisms / Pedro Conceição
- Making the right money available at the right time for international cooperation: new financing technologies / Pedro Conceição, Hari Rajan, and Rajiv Shah
- Taking self-interest into account: a public choice analysis of international cooperation / Philip Jones
- The new international public finance: investing in global public goods provision abroad
- Identifying high-return investments: a methodology for assessing when international cooperation pays- and for whom / Pedro Conceição, Ronald U. Mendoza
- Making international cooperation pay: financing as a strategic incentive / Scott Barrett
- Compensating countries for the provision of global public services: the tool of incremental costs / Kenneth King
- Creating new markets: the Chicago Climate Exchange / Richard L. Sandor
- Using markets more effectively: developing country access to commodity futures markets / C. Wyn Morgan
- Assessing contractual and statutory approaches: policy proposals for restructuring unsustainable sovereign debt / Barry Eichengreen
- Placing the emphasis on regulation: lessons from public finance in the European Union / Brigid Laffan
- The new international public finance: enhancing aid efficiency
- Using aid instruments more coherently: grants and loans / Paul Collier
- Rectifying capital market imperfections: the continuing rationales for multilateral lending / Yilmaz Akyüz
- Pulling not pushing reforms: delivering aid through challenge grants / Steven Radelet
- Overcoming coordination and attribution problems: meeting the challenge of underfunded regionalism / Nancy Birdsall
- Reducing the costs of holding reserves: a new perspective on special drawing rights / Jacques J. Polak and Peter B. Clark
- Creating incentives for private sector involvement in poverty reduction: purchase commitments for agricultural innovation / Michael Kremer and Alix Peterson Zwane
- Mitigating the risks of investing in developing countries: currency-related guarantee instruments for infrastructure projects / Stephany Griffith-Jones and Ana Teresa Fuzzo de Lima.