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Economy November 3, 2016 | 3:33 pm

Fiscal policies should benefit poorest Dominicans: World Bank

Santo Domingo. - A World Bank report releasedThursday suggests that the Dominican Republic can eradicate extreme poverty throughimprovements in fiscal and social policy.

The study entitled "Fiscal andredistribution policy in the Dominican Republic" indicates that anadditional expenditure of 1.3 percent of GDP to double the transfers to the poorestand achieve universal health cov... Read more

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