The marginal cost of funds from public sector borrowing

An expression for the welfare cost of a marginal increase in the public debt is derived using a simple AK endogenous growth model. This measure of the marginal cost of public funds (MCF) can be interpreted as the marginal benefit-cost ratio that a debtfinanced public project needs in order to generate a net social gain. The model predicts an increase in the public debt ratio will have little effect on the optimal public expenditure ratio and that most of the adjustment will occur on the tax side of the budget.

Economic efficiency of free and open source software in the public sector: the example of Chile

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Knowledge management in the public sector: an online presence as a tool for capture and sharing

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A different concept of the private sector, a different concept of the public sector: notes for a Latin American debate

Presenta un analisis historico comparativo del proceso de modernizacion en America Latina y Europa y reflexiona sobre el debate entre lo publico y lo privado en los procesos de desarrollo economico de America Latina.

The public sector's role in Latin American development

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The role of the State and the quality of the public sector

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Managing in the public sector for investment and growth

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The role of the public sector and transnational corporations in the mining development of Latin America

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Belize: Projects Data Bank and public sector investment programming

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