Participatory budgeting, corruption and government spending on education: Evidence based on panel data analysis for developed and developing countries

Título:

Participatory budgeting, corruption and government spending on education: Evidence based on panel data analysis for developed and developing countries

Autor:

Gabriel Caldas Montes

Ano:

2022

Revista:

The Journal of Developing Areas (Online)

ISSN:

15482278

Idioma:

Inglês

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