Central America Social Expenditures and Institutional Review : Panama

Panama has experienced impressive and significant economic growth, emerging as one of the better performers in Central America in recent years and one of the fastest growing economies worldwide. From 2003 to 2013, Panama has averaged an annual GDP growth rate of approximately 7 percent, surpassing t...

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Corporate Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2015
Series:	Public Expenditure Review World Bank e-Library
Subjects:	Access to Health Services Adolescents Child Mortality Children Communicable Diseases Decision Making Diabetes Disabilities Early Childhood Education Environmental Health Epidemiology Food Security Gross Domestic Product Health Monitoring & Evaluation Health Outcomes Health Systems Development & Reform Health Health, Nutrition and Population Hospitals Household Surveys Human Capital Human Development Improving Labor Markets Income Inequality Indigenous Peoples Internet Investment In Education Job Creation Maternal Health Maternal Mortality Measles Measurement Migration Millennium Development Goals Morbidity Mortality Rate Mortality Needs Assessment Nurses Nutrition Physicians Population Density Population Policies Pregnancy Prenatal Care Prevention Primary Education Public Expenditure, Financial Management and Procurement Public Health Public Sector Development Public Sector Governance Purchasing Power Parity Purchasing Power Quality of Education Quality of Health Care Sanitation School Attendance Secondary Education Social Development Social Protection and Risk Management Social Safety Nets/Social Assistance Social Care Services Tertiary Education Tetanus Tuberculosis Unemployment Universal Primary Education Urban Areas Weight Whooping Cough Women Workers World Health Organization

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