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GTAP Resource #2322

"Domestic and external resource constraints to achieving the millennium development goals. A dynamic macro-micro CGE model analysis applied to Costa Rica and Ecuador"
by Vos, Rob, Marco V Sanchez Cantillo and Keiji Inoue


Abstract
This paper focuses on the role of domestic resource mobilization for financing poverty reduction strategies. Policy makers should be aware of important macroeconomic trade-offs associated with MDG strategies financed from tax increases or domestic borrowing. The trade-offs are largely intertemporal: can poor and middle-income countries absorb the initial financing costs in order to achieve expected gains in productivity and human development over time? This calls for a dynamic economy-wide framework to identify the importance of such trade-offs. The paper presents such a framework and illustrates its usefulness in applications for Costa Rica and Ecuador.

JEL Classification: C68 (Computable General Equilibrium Models); D3 (Distribution); I3 (Welfare and Poverty); F35 (Foreign Aid); O11 (Macroeconomic Analyses of Economic Development).


Resource Details (Export Citation) GTAP Keywords
Category: 2007 Conference Paper
Status: Published
By/In: Presented at the 10th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Purdue University, USA; UN-DESA (draft per)
Date: 2007
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Created: Vos, R. (4/11/2007)
Updated: Vos, R. (5/25/2007)
Visits: 3,064
- Domestic policy analysis
- Economic development
- Economic analysis of poverty
- Dynamic modeling
- South America
- Central America


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