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Fiscal monitor - taxing times (Paperback)
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Fiscal monitor - taxing times (Paperback)
Series: World economic and financial surveys
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Persistently high debt ratios in advanced economies and emerging
fragilities in the developing world cast clouds on the global
fiscal landscape. In advanced economies, with narrowing budget
deficits, the average public debt ratio is expected to stabilize in
2013-14 - but it will be at a historic peak. At the same time,
fiscal vulnerabilities are on the rise in emerging market economies
and low-income countries - on the back, in emerging market
economies, of heightened financial volatility and downward
revisions to potential growth, and in low-income countries, of
possible shortfalls in commodity prices and aid. Strengthening
fiscal balances and buttressing confidence thus remain at the top
of the policy agenda. Against that backdrop, this issue explores
whether and how tax reform can help strengthen public finances.
Taxation is always a sensitive topic and is now more than ever at
the center of policy debates around the world. Can countries tax
more, better, and more fairly? Results reported in this issue show
that the scope to raise more revenue is limited in many advanced
economies and, where tax ratios are already high, the bulk of the
necessary adjustment will have to fall on spending. In emerging
market economies and low-income countries, where the potential for
raising revenue is often substantial, improving compliance remains
a central challenge.
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