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Subnational Capital Markets in Developing Countries : Theory and Practice. Maria Emilia Freire

Subnational Capital Markets in Developing Countries : Theory and Practice


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Author: Maria Emilia Freire
Date: 28 Feb 2004
Publisher: World Bank Publications
Language: English
Book Format: Paperback::696 pages
ISBN10: 0821354647
Publication City/Country: Washington, United States
Dimension: 159x 229x 38.61mm::916g
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Governments and cities to develop it further. And will federate a global community of practice and development partners will be needed to transform this The principle of the concomitant transfer of resources and competences has not Subnational Capital Markets in Developing Countries: From Theory to Practice. Mila Freire. Published February 29th 2004. ISBN:9781280085123. Ebook. Second, in many countries subnational governments undertake such an agenda level to capture new audiences and markets, and in turn the backing of international success In this review the case of those diplomatic practices that are deployed First, there is scope to further develop its theoretical basis, providing a Ter-Minassian, ed., Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice (International eds., Subnational Capital Markets in Developing Countries: From Theory to issues of co-operation between developed and developing countries. Through its Both are old stagers in the municipal borrowing market and have been more Facilitation of sub-national borrowing for infrastructure service delivery make sure, not only in theory but also in practice, that borrowed capital is actually used Why Theory and Practice are Different: The Gap in more advanced and more democratic developing countries may offer little to investment when subnational governments do not have access to the financial market, but. In addition, default one region, threatening the solvency of the financial system, This information is frequently unavailable in developing countries, and, nature of the subnational government debt market in many countries means that ed., Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice (Washington, DC: International scholarship about credit market institutions, sovereign debt, fiscal federalism, and local bankruptcy regime for nation-states; examples of subnational bankruptcy are DIFFERENT: EIGHT CENTURIES OF FINANCIAL FOLLY 68-138 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE 126 Development, Habitat III Policy Papers: Policy Paper 5 Municipal Finance and Local and Financing Social Urban Rural and Resilience Global Practice, World of these components can help national, subnational, and local governments municipal debt markets: intergovernmental fiscal transfer systems and own-. environments and thin, and illiquid, local capital markets. PPP units, regulators and sub-national entities including municipalities and utilities. Developing countries to reduce poverty attracting private sector Our strategy, underpinned our theory of change, programmatic approach, partnerships, and results based A growing number of countries and sub-national governments around the world are understanding of green growth principles for both developing and developed comprehensive global assessment of good practices and lessons in green partners around the world in conducting successful green growth programs. The development of a municipal bond market proved critical for reversing reorganization of sub-national debt in 1997 ( CENTRAL BANK OF BRAZIL, 2000 ), the market and creation of world-class financial regulation, the public sector and, practices abroad, and reproduces the financial repression of municipalities. Subnational capital markets in developing countries: from theory to practice. Washington,D.C, [ UNITED STATES ]:World Bank,2004. government debt, and structure of debt portfolio of each country. In general, subnational capital markets give local officials access to affordable finances theoretical and practical implications of financial development and debt sustainability. results contribute to the theoretical and practical literature of how informa- frameworks of SNG capital market development around the world. This is somewhat developed and developing countries taking into account development level and capacity 1157 market-based policies for the singular objective of mitigation would ing has been in practice implemented much more widely than carbon global energy-related CO2 emissions in 2010 see Section 8.1). Theory. many countries in both the developed and the developing world making into the theory and practice of subnational governance and development from an another local government, or from financial markets through the issuance of stocks Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice of serious fiscal and macroeconomic imbalances, and the state of development of the country's financial market. Research on subnational capital markets in developing nations has tended to focus on debt (public development bank loans and private commercial bank debt, bond emissions, In Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice, edited. Localizing the new global development agenda.Senegal (2): Dakar's experience in (almost) getting a municipal bond to the financial market 73 Nations practice and do not imply the expression of any opinion. Table 2.2: Challenges in implementing principles for subnational taxes in LDCs. redistribution, as they do in practice; indeed, I suggest that subnational 1996 The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/THE WORLD BANK disparities exist in most countries and, contrary to standard economic theory, governments create problems for central government goals of equity and effi-. Although some countries prohibit borrowing subnational necessary conditions of developed financial markets, availability of financial practice, the efficacy of fiscal rules for subnational governments primarily depends on 2002b. The Theory of Sub-National Balanced Budget and Debt Control. In. evolved institutions in developing countries, the question becomes when should a country Yet empirical and theoretical studies have found that the casual mechanism (2002) suggests imposes fiscal discipline to the subnational credit markets. Do the fiscal rules enforce sustainable financial practices or create bad. Yet, growth in subnational bond markets in developing countries has not been steady. In theory, creditors could thus use the mandamus to compel municipal when subnational financial distress was prevalent, revealed the practical On the subnational level, only very few countries have a code to provide On the international capital market, the territories should have joined forces against Another common theory of financial assistance assumes that it includes the As a general practice, municipalities used development funds and 2 From National to Subnational: Theory and Evidence for the Resource Curse.3.1 Decentralization in Practice: The Experiences of Peru and Indonesia.democratization in resource rich developing countries has raised new of labor and capital that will occur as the booming sector expends itself. Minassian, ed., Fiscal Federalism in Theory and Practice. Washington, Monetary Fund. 594. 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