Strengthening Chile's Rule-Based Fiscal Framework
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WP; government; price; copper price; rule; Fiscal rules; structural balance; resource revenue management; resource curse; public financial management; transparency; accountability; resource-producing countries; central government; government's net; Chile's authorities; structural surplus; accountability mechanism; delinquent government; authorities' willingness; fiscal policy rule; revenues rule; authorities' effort; Chilean government; Fiscal stance; Metal prices; Global;All these keywords.
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