Poland - Public Expenditure Review : Background Papers
This report looks at public spending on pensions, education, health, social assistance, labor market programs, and public wages. Presenting the findings of a series of studies and notes compiled sice April 2009, it highlights how reforming such spe...
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ACCOUNTING ACCREDITATION ACCUMULATED SAVINGS ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD ADVERSE EFFECTS AGRICULTURAL INCOME AMORTIZATION AMOUNT OF CAPITAL ANNUITIES ANNUITY ARBITRAGE AVERAGE BENEFIT AVERAGE WAGE GROWTH BARRIER BASIS POINTS BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BENEFIT INDEXATION BENEFIT LEVEL BENEFIT LEVELS BENEFIT RATE BENEFIT RATES BUDGETING BUSINESS CYCLES BUSINESS SUPPORT CAPITAL ACCUMULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CASH INCOME CASH INCOMES CASH TRANSFERS CONTRIBUTION BASE CONTRIBUTION INCREASE CONTRIBUTION PAYMENT CONTRIBUTION PERIOD CONTRIBUTION PERIODS CONTRIBUTION RATE CONTRIBUTION RATES CONTRIBUTION RECORDS CREDIT SYSTEM DECENTRALIZATION DEFINED BENEFIT DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS DIRECT PAYMENTS DISABILITY PENSION DISABILITY PENSIONS DISABILITY SYSTEM DISPOSABLE INCOME DOMESTIC EQUITY EARLY RETIREMENT PENSIONS EARNINGS ECONOMIC CRISIS EDUCATION SYSTEM ELDERLY EMERGING ECONOMIES EMPLOYEE ENROLLMENT EQUAL SHARE EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPOSURE FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL RISK FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL BURDEN FISCAL DEFICITS FISCAL EFFORTS FIXED INCOME FIXED INCOME PORTFOLIO FUND MANAGER FUNDED PENSION FUNDED PENSION SYSTEMS FUNDED SCHEME FUTURE PENSIONS GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GROWTH RATE HARMONIZATION HEALTH CARE HOLDINGS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME INSTRUMENTS INCOME LEVEL INCOME TAX INCOME VOLATILITY INCOMES INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS INFLATION INFLATION INDEXATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSURANCE INTEREST RATE INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CHOICES INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LANDHOLDERS LIFE EXPECTANCY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATORY SAVINGS MARKET DEVELOPMENTS MARKET ECONOMY MIDDLEMEN MINIMUM INCOME MONTHLY CONTRIBUTION MORAL HAZARD MORTALITY MORTALITY TABLES NOTIONAL ACCOUNT NOTIONAL ACCOUNT SYSTEMS OCCUPATIONAL SCHEMES OLD-AGE PENSION OLD-AGE PENSIONS OUTPUT PAY-AS-YOU-GO SYSTEM PAYGO PENSION PENSION BENEFITS PENSION CONTRIBUTION PENSION ENTITLEMENTS PENSION FUND PENSION FUND PORTFOLIOS PENSION FUNDS PENSION INCOME PENSION INSURANCE PENSION REFORM PENSION REFORM PROCESS PENSION REFORMS PENSION RIGHTS PENSION SAVINGS PENSION SCHEME PENSION SCHEMES PENSION SECTOR PENSION SYSTEM PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETER PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETERS PENSION SYSTEMS PENSIONERS PENSIONS PERSONAL INCOME PILLAR BENEFITS PILLAR SYSTEMS PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO ALLOCATION PORTFOLIOS PRICE UNCERTAINTIES PRIVATE PENSION PUBLIC PENSION PUBLIC PENSIONS PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC SYSTEM RATE OF GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL INTEREST REAL INTEREST RATE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REPLACEMENT RATE REPUTATION RETIREES RETIREMENT RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS RETIREMENT AGE RETIREMENT AGES RETIREMENT BENEFITS RETIREMENT OPTIONS RETIREMENT PERIOD RETIREMENT SAVINGS RETIREMENT SYSTEMS RETIREMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION SAFETY NET SAVINGS SECURITIES SMALL BUSINESSES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTION SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND SOCIAL INSURANCE SYSTEM SOCIAL PERFORMANCE SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCIES SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCY SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM SOCIAL TRANSFER SOCIAL TRANSFERS SOURCE OF FUND SOURCES OF FUNDS SURVIVOR PENSIONS TAX TAX CODE TAX CREDIT TAX IDENTIFIERS TAX POLICY TAX PROVISIONS TRANSITION COUNTRIES TRANSITION ECONOMIES UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VALUATION VOLUNTARY PENSION WAGE GROWTH WAGE TAXES |
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ACCOUNTING ACCREDITATION ACCUMULATED SAVINGS ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD ADVERSE EFFECTS AGRICULTURAL INCOME AMORTIZATION AMOUNT OF CAPITAL ANNUITIES ANNUITY ARBITRAGE AVERAGE BENEFIT AVERAGE WAGE GROWTH BARRIER BASIS POINTS BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BENEFIT INDEXATION BENEFIT LEVEL BENEFIT LEVELS BENEFIT RATE BENEFIT RATES BUDGETING BUSINESS CYCLES BUSINESS SUPPORT CAPITAL ACCUMULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CASH INCOME CASH INCOMES CASH TRANSFERS CONTRIBUTION BASE CONTRIBUTION INCREASE CONTRIBUTION PAYMENT CONTRIBUTION PERIOD CONTRIBUTION PERIODS CONTRIBUTION RATE CONTRIBUTION RATES CONTRIBUTION RECORDS CREDIT SYSTEM DECENTRALIZATION DEFINED BENEFIT DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS DIRECT PAYMENTS DISABILITY PENSION DISABILITY PENSIONS DISABILITY SYSTEM DISPOSABLE INCOME DOMESTIC EQUITY EARLY RETIREMENT PENSIONS EARNINGS ECONOMIC CRISIS EDUCATION SYSTEM ELDERLY EMERGING ECONOMIES EMPLOYEE ENROLLMENT EQUAL SHARE EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPOSURE FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL RISK FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL BURDEN FISCAL DEFICITS FISCAL EFFORTS FIXED INCOME FIXED INCOME PORTFOLIO FUND MANAGER FUNDED PENSION FUNDED PENSION SYSTEMS FUNDED SCHEME FUTURE PENSIONS GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GROWTH RATE HARMONIZATION HEALTH CARE HOLDINGS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME INSTRUMENTS INCOME LEVEL INCOME TAX INCOME VOLATILITY INCOMES INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS INFLATION INFLATION INDEXATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSURANCE INTEREST RATE INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CHOICES INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LANDHOLDERS LIFE EXPECTANCY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATORY SAVINGS MARKET DEVELOPMENTS MARKET ECONOMY MIDDLEMEN MINIMUM INCOME MONTHLY CONTRIBUTION MORAL HAZARD MORTALITY MORTALITY TABLES NOTIONAL ACCOUNT NOTIONAL ACCOUNT SYSTEMS OCCUPATIONAL SCHEMES OLD-AGE PENSION OLD-AGE PENSIONS OUTPUT PAY-AS-YOU-GO SYSTEM PAYGO PENSION PENSION BENEFITS PENSION CONTRIBUTION PENSION ENTITLEMENTS PENSION FUND PENSION FUND PORTFOLIOS PENSION FUNDS PENSION INCOME PENSION INSURANCE PENSION REFORM PENSION REFORM PROCESS PENSION REFORMS PENSION RIGHTS PENSION SAVINGS PENSION SCHEME PENSION SCHEMES PENSION SECTOR PENSION SYSTEM PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETER PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETERS PENSION SYSTEMS PENSIONERS PENSIONS PERSONAL INCOME PILLAR BENEFITS PILLAR SYSTEMS PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO ALLOCATION PORTFOLIOS PRICE UNCERTAINTIES PRIVATE PENSION PUBLIC PENSION PUBLIC PENSIONS PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC SYSTEM RATE OF GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL INTEREST REAL INTEREST RATE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REPLACEMENT RATE REPUTATION RETIREES RETIREMENT RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS RETIREMENT AGE RETIREMENT AGES RETIREMENT BENEFITS RETIREMENT OPTIONS RETIREMENT PERIOD RETIREMENT SAVINGS RETIREMENT SYSTEMS RETIREMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION SAFETY NET SAVINGS SECURITIES SMALL BUSINESSES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTION SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND SOCIAL INSURANCE SYSTEM SOCIAL PERFORMANCE SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCIES SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCY SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM SOCIAL TRANSFER SOCIAL TRANSFERS SOURCE OF FUND SOURCES OF FUNDS SURVIVOR PENSIONS TAX TAX CODE TAX CREDIT TAX IDENTIFIERS TAX POLICY TAX PROVISIONS TRANSITION COUNTRIES TRANSITION ECONOMIES UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VALUATION VOLUNTARY PENSION WAGE GROWTH WAGE TAXES World Bank Poland - Public Expenditure Review : Background Papers |
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This report looks at public spending on
pensions, education, health, social assistance, labor market
programs, and public wages. Presenting the findings of a
series of studies and notes compiled sice April 2009, it
highlights how reforming such spending, which comprises
about one quarter of gross domestic product (GDP), is
essential for mitigating the impact of the economic crisis
and for transforming Poland from a welfare state to a
workfare society in line with Government's Vision 2030.
The report has two main messages. First, Poland can take
measures to reduce public expenditures on social sectors and
public wages by around 2.3 percentage points over the next
three years. Second, beyond supporting the fiscal adjustment
required in the context of the economic crisis, public
expenditure reforms can also help bring about structural
changes envisioned as part of the Government's strategy
for 2030. This report provides a comprehensive assessment of
Poland's social sector and public wage polices and lays
out options for reform. The summary report has five parts.
The first part lays out the macroeconomic context. It
emphasizes that Poland has weathered the global economic
crisis remarkably well but that the recovery is likely to be
feeble and subject to uncertainty. The next part discusses
the fiscal fallout of the crisis and argues that public
expenditure reform should be a crucial pillar for fiscal
consolidation. Sections three to five contain the main
findings of the report. Section three presents a list of
important reforms of public expenditures on social sectors
and wages in support of Vision 2030. Section four simulates
the fiscal impact of public expenditure reforms, with a
particular focus on state budget expenditures. The final
section discusses how institutional reforms in the areas of
medium-term and performance-based budget can support the
reform agenda. Volume two presents the detailed analyses of
social sectors and institutional reforms of public finance. |
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Poland - Public Expenditure Review : Background Papers |
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2012 |
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okr-10986-28562021-04-23T14:02:05Z Poland - Public Expenditure Review : Background Papers World Bank ACCOUNTING ACCREDITATION ACCUMULATED SAVINGS ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD ADVERSE EFFECTS AGRICULTURAL INCOME AMORTIZATION AMOUNT OF CAPITAL ANNUITIES ANNUITY ARBITRAGE AVERAGE BENEFIT AVERAGE WAGE GROWTH BARRIER BASIS POINTS BENEFICIARIES BENEFICIARY BENEFIT INDEXATION BENEFIT LEVEL BENEFIT LEVELS BENEFIT RATE BENEFIT RATES BUDGETING BUSINESS CYCLES BUSINESS SUPPORT CAPITAL ACCUMULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CASH INCOME CASH INCOMES CASH TRANSFERS CONTRIBUTION BASE CONTRIBUTION INCREASE CONTRIBUTION PAYMENT CONTRIBUTION PERIOD CONTRIBUTION PERIODS CONTRIBUTION RATE CONTRIBUTION RATES CONTRIBUTION RECORDS CREDIT SYSTEM DECENTRALIZATION DEFINED BENEFIT DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS DIRECT PAYMENTS DISABILITY PENSION DISABILITY PENSIONS DISABILITY SYSTEM DISPOSABLE INCOME DOMESTIC EQUITY EARLY RETIREMENT PENSIONS EARNINGS ECONOMIC CRISIS EDUCATION SYSTEM ELDERLY EMERGING ECONOMIES EMPLOYEE ENROLLMENT EQUAL SHARE EQUIPMENT EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURES EXPOSURE FARMING HOUSEHOLDS FINANCIAL ASSETS FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL RISK FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY FISCAL BURDEN FISCAL DEFICITS FISCAL EFFORTS FIXED INCOME FIXED INCOME PORTFOLIO FUND MANAGER FUNDED PENSION FUNDED PENSION SYSTEMS FUNDED SCHEME FUTURE PENSIONS GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES GROWTH RATE HARMONIZATION HEALTH CARE HOLDINGS HOUSEHOLD INCOME HUMAN RESOURCES INCOME INSTRUMENTS INCOME LEVEL INCOME TAX INCOME VOLATILITY INCOMES INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS INFLATION INFLATION INDEXATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSURANCE INTEREST RATE INTERNATIONAL BEST PRACTICE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVENTORIES INVESTMENT CHOICES INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS LABOR FORCE LABOR MARKET LANDHOLDERS LIFE EXPECTANCY LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MANDATORY SAVINGS MARKET DEVELOPMENTS MARKET ECONOMY MIDDLEMEN MINIMUM INCOME MONTHLY CONTRIBUTION MORAL HAZARD MORTALITY MORTALITY TABLES NOTIONAL ACCOUNT NOTIONAL ACCOUNT SYSTEMS OCCUPATIONAL SCHEMES OLD-AGE PENSION OLD-AGE PENSIONS OUTPUT PAY-AS-YOU-GO SYSTEM PAYGO PENSION PENSION BENEFITS PENSION CONTRIBUTION PENSION ENTITLEMENTS PENSION FUND PENSION FUND PORTFOLIOS PENSION FUNDS PENSION INCOME PENSION INSURANCE PENSION REFORM PENSION REFORM PROCESS PENSION REFORMS PENSION RIGHTS PENSION SAVINGS PENSION SCHEME PENSION SCHEMES PENSION SECTOR PENSION SYSTEM PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETER PENSION SYSTEM PARAMETERS PENSION SYSTEMS PENSIONERS PENSIONS PERSONAL INCOME PILLAR BENEFITS PILLAR SYSTEMS PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO ALLOCATION PORTFOLIOS PRICE UNCERTAINTIES PRIVATE PENSION PUBLIC PENSION PUBLIC PENSIONS PUBLIC SPENDING PUBLIC SYSTEM RATE OF GROWTH RATE OF RETURN REAL INTEREST REAL INTEREST RATE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REPLACEMENT RATE REPUTATION RETIREES RETIREMENT RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS RETIREMENT AGE RETIREMENT AGES RETIREMENT BENEFITS RETIREMENT OPTIONS RETIREMENT PERIOD RETIREMENT SAVINGS RETIREMENT SYSTEMS RETIREMENTS REVENUE COLLECTION SAFETY NET SAVINGS SECURITIES SMALL BUSINESSES SOCIAL ASSISTANCE SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS SOCIAL INSURANCE SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS SOCIAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTION SOCIAL INSURANCE FUND SOCIAL INSURANCE SYSTEM SOCIAL PERFORMANCE SOCIAL POLICY SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SECURITY SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCIES SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCY SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM SOCIAL TRANSFER SOCIAL TRANSFERS SOURCE OF FUND SOURCES OF FUNDS SURVIVOR PENSIONS TAX TAX CODE TAX CREDIT TAX IDENTIFIERS TAX POLICY TAX PROVISIONS TRANSITION COUNTRIES TRANSITION ECONOMIES UNEMPLOYMENT UNEMPLOYMENT RATE VALUATION VOLUNTARY PENSION WAGE GROWTH WAGE TAXES This report looks at public spending on pensions, education, health, social assistance, labor market programs, and public wages. Presenting the findings of a series of studies and notes compiled sice April 2009, it highlights how reforming such spending, which comprises about one quarter of gross domestic product (GDP), is essential for mitigating the impact of the economic crisis and for transforming Poland from a welfare state to a workfare society in line with Government's Vision 2030. The report has two main messages. First, Poland can take measures to reduce public expenditures on social sectors and public wages by around 2.3 percentage points over the next three years. Second, beyond supporting the fiscal adjustment required in the context of the economic crisis, public expenditure reforms can also help bring about structural changes envisioned as part of the Government's strategy for 2030. This report provides a comprehensive assessment of Poland's social sector and public wage polices and lays out options for reform. The summary report has five parts. The first part lays out the macroeconomic context. It emphasizes that Poland has weathered the global economic crisis remarkably well but that the recovery is likely to be feeble and subject to uncertainty. The next part discusses the fiscal fallout of the crisis and argues that public expenditure reform should be a crucial pillar for fiscal consolidation. Sections three to five contain the main findings of the report. Section three presents a list of important reforms of public expenditures on social sectors and wages in support of Vision 2030. Section four simulates the fiscal impact of public expenditure reforms, with a particular focus on state budget expenditures. The final section discusses how institutional reforms in the areas of medium-term and performance-based budget can support the reform agenda. Volume two presents the detailed analyses of social sectors and institutional reforms of public finance. 2012-03-19T10:22:58Z 2012-03-19T10:22:58Z 2010-03-08 http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/main?menuPK=64187510&pagePK=64193027&piPK=64187937&theSitePK=523679&menuPK=64187510&searchMenuPK=64187283&siteName=WDS&entityID=000333038_20100521003044 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/2856 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank Economic & Sector Work :: Public Expenditure Review Europe and Central Asia Europe Eastern Europe Poland |