Fiscal Sustainability and Resource Mobilization in the Dominican Republic
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WP; GDP; tax; VAT; debt ceiling; Dominican Republic; fiscal sustainability; resource mobilization; debt indicator; expenditure program; debt profile; bank financing; expenditure side; trade tax; government financing; real interest rate; debt dynamics of the country; commercial bank financing; Fiscal stance; Western Hemisphere;All these keywords.
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