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19 May 15
Moldova is likely to slip into recession this year because of reduced foreign investment, slow growth in the European Union and economic and geopolitical trouble in Russia, the World Bank has warned.
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19 May 15
Current reforms in France are not enough to boost the labour market, curb high levels of public spending and tax, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has warned.
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19 May 15
Portugal has completed the demanding economic reforms required as part of its eurozone bailout and the country is beginning to see the benefits of the programme, the Organisation for Economic Co-...
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19 May 15
The government of Tunisia must become more transparent if it is to complete its economic transformation following the Arab Spring, a senior International Monetary Fund figure has said.
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17 Feb 15
Caroline Mawhood on the key role that state audit institutions play in European Union financial controls
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24 Mar 14
China needs to implement tax reforms as soon as possible to strengthen its economic growth, Asian Development Bank’s president Takehiko Nakao has said
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12 Mar 14
Vietnam can’t rely on public money alone to fund its infrastructure development projects and needs to enhance government access to private financing, the World Bank has said.
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18 Feb 14
Local government finance in the Philippines is to be reviewed and reformed in order to boost the amount of revenue raised through municipal agencies
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7 Oct 13
Governments across Africa need to encourage the creation of jobs through an expansion in public private partnerships, Uganda’s minister for finance, planning and economic development said today
19 May 15Moldova is likely to slip into recession this year because of reduced foreign investment, slow growth in the European Union and economic and geopolitical trouble in Russia, the World Bank has warned.
17 Feb 15Caroline Mawhood on the key role that state audit institutions play in European Union financial controls
24 Mar 14China needs to implement tax reforms as soon as possible to strengthen its economic growth, Asian Development Bank’s president Takehiko Nakao has said
