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Serbia - Doing More with Less : Addressing the Fiscal Crisis by Increasing Public Sector Productivity

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dc.creator World Bank
dc.date 2012-03-19T17:23:33Z
dc.date 2012-03-19T17:23:33Z
dc.date 2009-06-16
dc.date.accessioned 2023-02-17T20:46:18Z
dc.date.available 2023-02-17T20:46:18Z
dc.identifier http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000333037_20090707000301
dc.identifier http://hdl.handle.net/10986/3061
dc.identifier.uri http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/CUHPOERS/243399
dc.description With its economy disrupted by the global economic crisis, the Serbian government faces tight budget constraints for several years to come. The Government has already responded by freezing wages and pension benefits and making cuts in capital works and other discretionary spending. These measures, while effective in the short term, are not necessarily sustainable over time. This report looks at more fundamental reforms in key public services, in order to identify opportunities for constraining expenditures through improvements in productivity. In 2010, the principal expenditure savings will instead continue to come from short term controls over expenditure aggregates: the freeze on pensions and wages and cuts in discretionary spending and capital works. The impact of the efficiency measures in this report will take more time to materialize. The Government should, nevertheless, make an immediate start. While the fiscal impact of these reforms will be evident over the medium term, their most important impact will be on the quality of public services. The reforms will stand Serbia in good stead even after economic growth resumes.
dc.language English
dc.publisher World Bank
dc.rights CC BY 3.0 IGO
dc.rights http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/
dc.rights World Bank
dc.subject ACCOUNTING
dc.subject ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
dc.subject ADVERSE SELECTION
dc.subject AGE OF RETIREMENT
dc.subject AGED
dc.subject AGING
dc.subject ANNUAL SAVINGS
dc.subject ARREARS
dc.subject AVERAGE PENSION
dc.subject AVERAGE WAGE
dc.subject AVERAGE WAGE GROWTH
dc.subject AVERAGE WAGES
dc.subject BANKING SECTOR
dc.subject BASIC BENEFIT
dc.subject BASIC BENEFITS
dc.subject BENEFICIARIES
dc.subject BENEFIT LEVELS
dc.subject BENEFIT RATE
dc.subject BENEFIT RATES
dc.subject BEST PRACTICE
dc.subject BIRTH RATE
dc.subject BUDGET CONSTRAINTS
dc.subject CALCULATION
dc.subject CAPACITY BUILDING
dc.subject CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
dc.subject CASH FLOW
dc.subject CLINICS
dc.subject COMMUNITY HEALTH
dc.subject COMPLIANCE COSTS
dc.subject CONTRIBUTION
dc.subject CONTRIBUTION RATE
dc.subject CONTRIBUTION RATES
dc.subject CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject COST EFFECTIVENESS
dc.subject CREDIT GROWTH
dc.subject CREDITS
dc.subject CURRENT PENSION
dc.subject CURRENT PRICES
dc.subject DEBT
dc.subject DEBT SERVICE
dc.subject DEBTS
dc.subject DEFICITS
dc.subject DEFINED BENEFIT
dc.subject DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION
dc.subject DIABETES
dc.subject DISABILITIES
dc.subject DISABILITY
dc.subject DISABILITY PENSIONS
dc.subject DISMISSAL
dc.subject DOMESTIC DEBT
dc.subject EARLIER RETIREMENT
dc.subject EARLY RETIREES
dc.subject EARLY RETIREMENT
dc.subject EARNINGS
dc.subject ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
dc.subject ELDERLY
dc.subject EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE
dc.subject EMPLOYEE
dc.subject EMPLOYEE PENSION
dc.subject EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject EPILEPSY
dc.subject EQUIPMENT
dc.subject EQUITY INVESTMENT
dc.subject EU
dc.subject EXERCISES
dc.subject FAMILIES
dc.subject FAMILY MEMBERS
dc.subject FEMALE
dc.subject FEMALES
dc.subject FINANCIAL IMPACT
dc.subject FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
dc.subject FINANCIAL POLICIES
dc.subject FINANCIAL SERVICES
dc.subject FINANCIAL SITUATION
dc.subject FISCAL CONSTRAINTS
dc.subject FISCAL DEFICIT
dc.subject FISCAL POLICIES
dc.subject FOREIGN FINANCING
dc.subject FOREIGN INVESTORS
dc.subject FRACTURES
dc.subject FRAUD
dc.subject FUNDED PENSION
dc.subject GENDER
dc.subject GLOBAL ECONOMY
dc.subject GOVERNMENT BUDGET
dc.subject GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE
dc.subject GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
dc.subject GOVERNMENT REVENUE
dc.subject GOVERNMENT REVENUES
dc.subject GOVERNMENT SPENDING
dc.subject GROSS WAGES
dc.subject HEALTH CARE
dc.subject HEALTH CARE SYSTEM
dc.subject HEALTH EDUCATION
dc.subject HEALTH INSURANCE
dc.subject HEALTH INSURANCE FUND
dc.subject HEALTH INSURANCE FUNDS
dc.subject HEALTH OUTCOMES
dc.subject HEALTH SERVICES
dc.subject HEALTH SPENDING
dc.subject HEALTH SYSTEM
dc.subject HEALTH SYSTEMS
dc.subject HOSPITALIZATION
dc.subject HOSPITALS
dc.subject HUMAN RESOURCES
dc.subject INCOME
dc.subject INCOME TAXES
dc.subject INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS
dc.subject INFECTIOUS DISEASES
dc.subject INFLATION
dc.subject INFLATION INDEXATION
dc.subject INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS
dc.subject INJURIES
dc.subject INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
dc.subject INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS
dc.subject INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
dc.subject LABOR FORCE
dc.subject LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION
dc.subject LABOR MARKET
dc.subject LABOR MARKETS
dc.subject LAWS
dc.subject LEGAL ENTITIES
dc.subject LEGISLATION
dc.subject LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK
dc.subject LEVEL OF EDUCATION
dc.subject LIFE EXPECTANCY
dc.subject LIFETIME
dc.subject LOAN
dc.subject LOCAL GOVERNMENT
dc.subject LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
dc.subject MEDICAL BENEFITS
dc.subject MEDICAL CARE
dc.subject MEDICINES
dc.subject MONETARY FUND
dc.subject MONTHLY INCOME
dc.subject NATIONAL INVESTMENT
dc.subject NOMINAL WAGE
dc.subject NOMINAL WAGES
dc.subject NORMAL RETIREMENT AGE
dc.subject NOTIONAL ACCOUNT
dc.subject NOTIONAL ACCOUNT SYSTEM
dc.subject NURSES
dc.subject PATIENT
dc.subject PATIENTS
dc.subject PAYMENT SYSTEM
dc.subject PAYROLL TAX
dc.subject PAYROLL TAXES
dc.subject PENSION
dc.subject PENSION ADMINISTRATION
dc.subject PENSION BENEFITS
dc.subject PENSION CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject PENSION COSTS
dc.subject PENSION EXPENDITURES
dc.subject PENSION FRAMEWORK
dc.subject PENSION FUND
dc.subject PENSION FUNDS
dc.subject PENSION LAW
dc.subject PENSION OBLIGATIONS
dc.subject PENSION PAYMENT
dc.subject PENSION PAYMENTS
dc.subject PENSION POLICY
dc.subject PENSION REFORM
dc.subject PENSION RIGHTS
dc.subject PENSION SECTOR
dc.subject PENSION SPENDING
dc.subject PENSION SYSTEM
dc.subject PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETERS
dc.subject PENSIONABLE AGE
dc.subject PENSIONERS
dc.subject PENSIONS
dc.subject PEPS
dc.subject PERSONAL INCOME
dc.subject PHARMACISTS
dc.subject PHYSICIANS
dc.subject PREGNANT WOMEN
dc.subject PRIMARY EDUCATION
dc.subject PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
dc.subject PRIVATE INVESTORS
dc.subject PRIVATE PENSION
dc.subject PRODUCTIVITY
dc.subject PROPERTY TAX
dc.subject PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
dc.subject PUBLIC EXPENDITURES
dc.subject PUBLIC INVESTMENT
dc.subject PUBLIC PENSION
dc.subject PUBLIC SPENDING
dc.subject PUBLIC SYSTEM
dc.subject PURCHASING POWER
dc.subject RAPID GROWTH
dc.subject RATE OF GROWTH
dc.subject RECESSION
dc.subject RECURRENT COSTS
dc.subject REMITTANCES
dc.subject REPAYMENT
dc.subject RESERVE
dc.subject RESIGNATIONS
dc.subject RESUMES
dc.subject RETIRED
dc.subject RETIREE
dc.subject RETIREMENT AGE
dc.subject RETIREMENT AGES
dc.subject RETIREMENT BENEFITS
dc.subject RETIREMENT PERIOD
dc.subject RETURN
dc.subject REVENUE COLLECTION
dc.subject SALARIES
dc.subject SALARY
dc.subject SAVINGS
dc.subject SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
dc.subject SECONDARY EDUCATION
dc.subject SECONDARY SCHOOLS
dc.subject SEX
dc.subject SIBLINGS
dc.subject SICK LEAVE
dc.subject SMALLER ENTERPRISES
dc.subject SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
dc.subject SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject SOCIAL INSURANCE
dc.subject SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS
dc.subject SOCIAL INSURANCE FUNDS
dc.subject SOCIAL PROTECTION
dc.subject SOCIAL WELFARE
dc.subject SURGERY
dc.subject SURVIVOR PENSION
dc.subject SURVIVOR PENSIONS
dc.subject TAX BREAKS
dc.subject UNEMPLOYED
dc.subject UNEMPLOYMENT
dc.subject WAGE GROWTH
dc.subject WAGES
dc.subject WIDOWERS
dc.subject WIDOWS
dc.subject WILL
dc.subject WOMAN
dc.subject WORKERS
dc.subject WORKING AGE
dc.subject WORKING AGE POPULATION
dc.subject YEARS OF SERVICE
dc.title Serbia - Doing More with Less : Addressing the Fiscal Crisis by Increasing Public Sector Productivity
dc.type Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure Review
dc.coverage Europe and Central Asia
dc.coverage Europe
dc.coverage Serbia


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