- I. Introduction
- II. Methodological Problems and the Counterfactual Argument
- III. An Overview of Macroeconomic Measures in Fund-Supported Adjustment Programs
- IV. Revenue Policies
- V. The Impact of Government Expenditure on Income Distribution
- VI. Policies Regarding Subsidies and State Enterprises and Their Relationship to the Pricing System
- VII. Debt Financing and Distribution
- VIII. Lessons from the Review
- APPENDIX I Incidence Analyses and Income Redistribution
- APPENDIX II Some Empirical Evidence on Price and Subsidy Policy
- APPENDIX III A Review of Policies in Fund Programs, 1980–84
Back Matter
- International Monetary Fund
- Published Date:
- September 1986

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