International Comparisons of Government Expenditure
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OP; government expenditure; country; vis-à-vis subsidy; IED goods; expenditure category; expenditure indices; comparison index; Capital spending; Personal income; Current spending; Middle East; Africa; North Africa; Europe;All these keywords.
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