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Guyana : government policy orientation

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TextPublication details: [Government of Guyana] GeorgetownUS 1994Description: 3, 22pAction note:

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Summary: Provides an orientation to the Guyana government's policies and strategies for development. Looks at the government's policies for providing sound macroeconomic management and promoting private sector development; its programme of public sector reform and privatization; its priorities, policies and strategies in the real sector; its policies to improve the physical and social infrastructure; poverty alleviation and reduction; debt relief and mobilization of savings; and, implications for the donors and government.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	03.02.03 G986 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000011999

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Provides an orientation to the Guyana government's policies and strategies for development. Looks at the government's policies for providing sound macroeconomic management and promoting private sector development; its programme of public sector reform and privatization; its priorities, policies and strategies in the real sector; its policies to improve the physical and social infrastructure; poverty alleviation and reduction; debt relief and mobilization of savings; and, implications for the donors and government.

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