Author:
Zouhar Younes,Jellema Jon,Lustig Nora,Trabelsi Mohamed
Abstract
Abstract
This chapter explores the role of public expenditure in fostering inclusive growth. It starts with a presentation of salient features of public expenditure. Then, it lays out an analytical framework that describes the channels through which public expenditure affects inequality and poverty in the short and long term. Based on a review of the empirical literature, it discusses the policy options. Finally, the chapter assesses the role of key factors such as the initial conditions, and the institutions, in shaping the inclusive spending policies.
Publisher
Oxford University PressOxford
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