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M. Spannagl,C. Hart,C. Dellas,S. V. Konstantinides

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l taxes, the currency transaction tax (CTT) and the Global Premium Bond, constitute the new class of innovative financing mechanisms. Last, but certainly not least, the new philanthropy (increasingly in partnership with development agencies) is adding considerably to already well-established and gro

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E. Brenner MME,F. Henschked South Africans are left waiting for the state to fulfill their housing promise. The chapter concludes that, despite the extensive and progressive nature of housing provision in the country’s founding document, the South African state has failed to live up to its promises to the poor to provide hou

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A. H. Wagner,H. Riess,C.-E. Dempflewho, by engrossing the whole trade to themselves, will be able to make very large profits.’ But in the ultimate stage of opulence, from which a country could advance no further, both the wages of labour and the profits of stock would probably be very low.

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e adoption of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs), a tool introduced by the World Bank in 1999 initially to ensure the proper use of debt relief under the enhanced Highly Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC). Since its introduction, the preparation of the PRSP has assumed a wider signific

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K. Kröger,H. Nüllen,T. Noppeney,W. Schäberle,P.W. Esser,C. Sucker,B. Zotzitical instability in Arab countries has been one of the most important factors driving the oil price upwards (Massa et al., 2012). The countries affected had to bear a high cost in terms of declining GDP and disruption to livelihoods and human security. For African countries — especially those that