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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 December 2023

Edited by
António S. Cruz ,
Ines A. Ferreira ,
Johnny Flentø  and
Finn Tarp
António S. Cruz
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Ines A. Ferreira
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Johnny Flentø
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen
Finn Tarp
Affiliation:
University of Copenhagen

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Mozambique at a Fork in the Road
The Institutional Diagnostic Project
 , pp. xi - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023
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  1. 2.1Expenditure components and sources of funds, 1999–2019 (as % shares of GDP)

  2. 2.2Macroeconomic and fiscal indicators (2002–2019)

  3. 2.3Metrics of poverty and inequality in Mozambique, 1996/1997–2014/2015

  4. 2.4Household-level indicators of access/ownership of key assets

  5. 2.5Comparison of social sector spending and outcomes

  6. 3.1Overview of the sample

  7. 3.2Composition of the sample

  8. 3.3Geographical origin of the respondents

  9. 3.4Overview of ranking distribution

  10. 3.5Top issues with significant differences between men and women

  11. A3.1Top issues with significant differences between respondents affiliated with the business sector and the other respondents

  12. A3.2Top issues with significant differences between respondents affiliated with academia and the other respondents

  13. A3.3Top issues with significant differences between respondents affiliated with the public administration and the other respondents

  14. 4.1Food production, 2010–2017

  15. 5.1Results of the SACMEQ II and III studies: proficiency of sixth class pupils

  16. 5.2Performance of third class pupils, %

  17. 6.1What is known about the practice of traditional medicine

  18. 6.2What is not known about the practice of traditional medicine

  19. 7.1OIIL repayments up to the first half of 2008

  20. 8.1Public budget revenues (percentage of total current revenues)

  21. 8.2Public budget expenditures (percentage of current and investment expenditures)

  22. A8.1Selected reforms in the PFM system

  23. A8.2Selected PFM reforms, 2003–2009

  24. 9.1Proceedings in the courts

  25. 10.1Degrees of dependency

  26. 11.1Extractive sector main institutions

  27. 11.2Public investment projects financed by external public debt (2014–2019)

  28. 12.1A synthetic ordering of the institutional factors impeding Mozambique’s long-term development

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