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Seguimiento a las Finanzas Públicas del Valle del Cauca 2004-2006

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  • Pablo Sanabria
  • Natalia Solano

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El estudio de las finanzas públicas es fundamental para comprender el desempeno del sector público y sus potencialidades como generador de ingresos y ordenador del gasto. En el presente informe se analiza la dinámica fiscal del Valle del Cauca, entre 2004 y 2006, con el fin de realizar seguimiento a la gestión tanto del recaudo de ingresos como en la ejecución del presupuesto, para de esta forma brindar herramientas que propicien el mejoramiento de lo fiscal a nivel regional. Este documento hace parte del proyecto de investigación Seguimiento a las Finanzas Públicas Departamentales y Municipales" financiado por la Universidad Icesi. "

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  • Pablo Sanabria & Natalia Solano, 2008. "Seguimiento a las Finanzas Públicas del Valle del Cauca 2004-2006," Documentos de Políticas Públicas 5113, Universidad Icesi.
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    2. Julio César Alonso & Maria Emma Cantera & Beatriz Orozco, 2006. "Sector Público Y Déficit Fiscal," Apuntes de Economía 3485, Universidad Icesi.
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