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31. Aso has vowed to stimulate Japan's domestic economy, possibly by increasing government expenditures.

32. Second, more attention should be paid to the role of government expenditures.

33. In Chile, India, Mexico, and Korea, for example, transparent E procurement systems have cut the costs of public procurement, and saved literally billions of dollars in government expenditures.

34. Annual government expenditures on health range from as little as US$ 1 per person to nearly US$ 7 000.

35. Government expenditures influence real exchange rates in terms of resource withdrawal and consumption transfer.

36. That precipitated a steep recession — unemployment exceeded 10 percent in the fall of 1982 — and large budget deficits as government expenditures grew faster than tax revenues.

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37. In most developing countries increased government expenditures led to record fiscal deficit in 1982 and 1983.

38. Central government expenditures for agriculture, rural areas and farmers totaled 595.55 billion yuan, an increase of 163.7 billion yuan or 37.9%.

39. Aso has vowed to stimulate Japan's domestic economy, possibly by increasing government expenditures. Opponents say he will slow the pace of economic reforms Japan sorely needs.

40. As the report notes, government expenditures on health range from as little as $1 per person to nearly $7,000.

41. At the same time, limited, effective, and accountable government expenditures have been highly important to direct and soften the effect of the introduction of market principles.

42. The hundreds of billions (perhaps trillions) of dollars spent on bailing out the banks has put a new perspective on government expenditures.

43. During the Bush Administration and in the last two years, we have substantially increased government expenditures. Government expenditures as a fraction of GDP are way too high.