That judgment is based on two things: the severity of its spending cuts (many departments are being slimmed by a fifth) and the fact that it is trying to change the structure of the state.The spending cuts currently dominate the British media.
The team laid out the structure of the plan — increased spending on infrastructure, education, energy and health care, with tax cuts, financial aid to states and unemployment and food stamp benefits.
But that will prompt investment only if it is seen as part of a credible overall plan, argues Mr Cuba.With his eye on Peru's social problems, Mr Toledo has pledged to reform the structure of government spending, raising education's share to 30% of the budget.
In the longer term its big problem is the structure of public spending rather than low tax revenues, argues Pablo Saavedra, an economist at the World Bank.
But Ms Costa reckons that rising incomes are responsible for at most half of the changing structure of leisure spending.
Regardless of the brands of consumer goods, measuring the improvement in living conditions by the structure of the expenditure is reasonable: spending on education, travel, entertainment, electronics, communication, and transportation are undoubtedly positively related to individuals' development.
The reformers want to change the structure of the system, not just spend more on the same old things.
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Improvements to the structure of taxation and spending matter as much as the short-term deficits.Second, there is an equally big risk of ignoring threats to economies' potential growth and of missing the opportunity for growth-enhancing microeconomic reforms.
"You want to stay within the structure of what you spent all the time and all the emphasis.
