author = { World Bank },

title = { When Prosperity is Not Shared The Weak Links between Growth and Equity in the Dominican Republic },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ABSOLUTE POVERTY , ACCESS TO GOODS , ACCESS TO SANITATION , ACCESS TO SERVICES , ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISMS , ACCOUNTABILITY STRUCTURES , ANNUAL GROWTH , AVERAGE GROWTH , AVERAGE GROWTH RATE , AVERAGE INCOME , AVERAGE INCOMES , BANKING CRISIS , BASIC EDUCATION , BASIC HEALTH , BUDGETING , BUSINESS CYCLES , CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS , CAPITAL MARKETS , CARIBBEAN REGION , CASH TRANSFER , CASH TRANSFER PROGRAM , CASH TRANSFER SCHEME , CENTRAL BANK , CHANGES IN POVERTY , CHRONIC POVERTY , CHRONICALLY POOR , CIVIL SOCIETY , CLEAN WATER , CONSUMPTION BASKET , COPING BEHAVIORS , COST-EFFECTIVENESS , CURRENCY , CURRENCY DEPRECIATION , DEBT , DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS , DIMENSIONAL POVERTY , DISADVANTAGED GROUPS , DOMESTIC BANKING , ECONOMIC CRISES , ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT , ECONOMIC DOWNTURNS , ECONOMIC GROWTH , ECONOMIC INSECURITY , ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES , ECONOMIC REFORMS , ECONOMIC SHOCK , ECONOMIC SHOCKS , ECONOMICS , EDUCATION LEVEL , EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT , EMPLOYMENT CREATION , EMPLOYMENT GENERATION , EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS , EQUAL ACCESS , EQUITABLE ACCESS , EXPENDITURE , EXTREME POVERTY , EXTREME POVERTY LINE , FAMILY INCOME , FAMILY INCOMES , FINANCIAL CRISIS , FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT , FINANCIAL SECTOR , FISCAL CAPACITY , FISCAL POLICY , FOOD BASKET , FOOD NEEDS , FOREIGN CAPITAL , FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT , FOREIGN INVESTMENT , GINI COEFFICIENT , GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT , GROWTH RATE , GROWTH RATES , HEALTH EXPENDITURES , HEALTH INSURANCE , HOUSEHOLD HEAD , HOUSEHOLD HEADS , HOUSEHOLD INCOME , HOUSEHOLD PER CAPITA INCOME , HOUSEHOLD SURVEY , HOUSEHOLD WELFARE , HOUSING , HUMAN CAPITAL , IMMUNIZATION , IMPACT OF SHOCKS , INCOME , INCOME CHANGE , INCOME DISTRIBUTION , INCOME DYNAMICS , INCOME GENERATION , INCOME GROWTH , INCOME INEQUALITY , INCOME POVERTY , INCOME REDISTRIBUTION , INCOME TAXES , INDICATORS OF POVERTY , INEQUALITY REDUCTION , INFANT MORTALITY , INFLATION , INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES , INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY , INTERNATIONAL POVERTY LINES , INVESTING , INVESTMENT CLIMATE , LABOR FORCE , LABOR MARKET , LABOR MARKET PROGRAMS , LABOR MARKETS , LACK OF TRANSPARENCY , LOCAL GOVERNMENT , MACROECONOMIC POLICIES , MARKET DISTORTIONS , MARKET INFORMATION , MARKET STRUCTURE , MATERNAL MORTALITY , MICRO DATA , NATIONAL ACCOUNTS , NEGATIVE SHOCKS , NEW POOR , PER CAPITA GROWTH , PER CAPITA INCOMES , PHYSICAL ASSETS , POLICY AREAS , POLICY INTERVENTIONS , POLICY MAKERS , POLICY OBJECTIVE , POLICY OPTIONS , POLITICAL ECONOMY , POOR , POOR FAMILIES , POOR PEOPLE , POST-CRISIS PERIOD , POST-CRISIS PERIODS , POVERTY ESTIMATES , POVERTY GAP , POVERTY INCREASES , POVERTY LEVELS , POVERTY LINE , POVERTY LINES , POVERTY MEASUREMENT , POVERTY RATE , POVERTY RATES , POVERTY REDUCTION , POVERTY STATUS , PUBLIC FUNDS , PUBLIC INVESTMENTS , PURCHASING POWER , QUALITY OF LIFE , RATE OF RETURN , REDUCING POVERTY , REGIONAL AVERAGE , REGIONAL LEVELS , REGIONAL POPULATION , REGIONAL STANDARDS , REMITTANCES , RETURNS , RISK MANAGEMENT , RISK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS , RULE OF LAW , RURAL , RURAL AREAS , RURAL HOUSEHOLDS , RURAL INEQUALITY , RURAL POOR , RURAL POVERTY , SAFETY NET , SAFETY NETS , SANITATION , SCHOOLING , SKILLED WORKERS , SOCIAL ASSISTANCE , SOCIAL NORMS , SOCIAL PROGRAMS , SOCIAL PROTECTION , TARGETING , TARGETING MECHANISMS , TAX , TAX COLLECTION , TAX EXEMPTIONS , TAX SYSTEM , TAXATION , TRANSIENT POOR , UNDERDEVELOPED CAPITAL MARKETS , UNEMPLOYMENT , URBAN AREAS , URBAN POVERTY , VULNERABILITY TO POVERTY , WEALTH CREATION },

year = {2014},

abstract = {Dominican Republic},

abstract = {Latin America & Caribbean},

address = { Washington, DC },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }