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Fiscal Reform Over Ten Years of Transition

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  • Mr. George C. Tsibouris
  • Mr. Vito Tanzi

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This paper analyzes fiscal reforms in transition economies during the decade leading up to 1998. The paper argues that macroeconomic stabilization, price liberalization and privatization—the core reforms visualized by the shock therapy approach—are necessary but not sufficient conditions for a complete transition to a market economy. Further deep changes—such as the creation of new fiscal institutions, changes in incentives and processes, and changes in the role of government—are needed.

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  • Mr. George C. Tsibouris & Mr. Vito Tanzi, 2000. "Fiscal Reform Over Ten Years of Transition," IMF Working Papers 2000/113, International Monetary Fund.
    • Handle: RePEc:imf:imfwpa:2000/113
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