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The impact of Fiscal decentralization on regional development

Elezi, Shiret - 2024

start creates misbalanced financing of LGSUs. The main issue is fiscal decentralization and balanced regional development … government financing were the institutions are located and not real competences for local services, the capital grants don … to take into account the both of them. RNM, on the one hand, does not have success in the balanced regional development …

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Un Sistema de Ingresos Representativo para los Municipios de México

Cabrera-Castellanos, Luis F.; Cruz-Mora, Edgar - 2009

This paper shows an estimate of the fiscal capacity of the municipalities in Mexico from two alternatives: a Macrofórmula based on the local GDP per capita (for 1.954 municipalities) and our approximation (for 1.461 municipalities) for a Representative Revenue System (RRS), Which is obtained...

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Intergovernmental transfers and fiscal effort in Peruvian local governments

Aragon, Fernando; Gayoso, Vilma - 2005

The purpose of this paper is to identify the causal relationship between intergovernmental transfers and fiscal effort. Empirical evidence from Peruvian municipalities supports a negative relation. The substitution effect is decreasing on the level of municipalities’ expenditure and tends to...

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A Separate Personal Income Tax Collection System For Alberta: Advantages and Disadvantages

Grady, Patrick - 2004

The Province of Alberta has been a participant in the Tax Collection Agreements (TCAs) with the Federal Government covering the personal income tax since their inception in 1962. Under the terms of this agreement, the Federal Government undertakes to collect the Alberta personal income tax at no...

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Intergovernmental Transfers and Own Revenues of Subnational Governments in Nigeria

Taiwo, Kayode - 2020

The paper explores the effect of the unconditional intergovernmental transfers on own revenues of subnational governments in Nigeria. Models of intergovernmental transfers predict that transfers from the central government to subnational governments amount to a tax reduction on the residents of...

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Il “patto” di stabilità interno: le prospettive del “patto” e le questioni del contesto

Pica, Federico; Amatucci, Angela; Villani, Salvatore - 2009

Nella situazione attuale, gli effetti strutturali del patto di stabilità interno vanno considerati con ogni attenzione. Questi effetti sono “prociclici”: essi aggravano i fenomeni deflattivi che, dopo la crisi del 2008, sono oggi pesantemente in corso. L’analisi statistica condotta mostra...

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Il federalismo fiscale e la questione della corretta distribuzione territoriale del gettito IVA

Villani, Salvatore - 2007

Recent attempts of "regionalizing" the VAT, in order to expand fiscal autonomy margins attributed to Regions and to involve them in the hard struggle against tax evasion, strongly urge some considerations on some of the changes introduced in the Italian legal system by the 2001 constitutional...

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Fiscal decentralization, ideology, and the size of the public sector

Baskaran, T. - 2009

No consensus has yet emerged on whether fiscal decentralization facilitates or impedes the growth of the public sector. One explanation for this ambiguity in the literature is that the effect of fiscal decentralization on public sector size depends on the government’s ideology. This paper...

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Developing Composite Indicators for Fiscal Decentralization: Which Is The Best Measure For Whom?

Gu, Gyun Cheol - 2012

The right way to measure the degree and extent of the different aspects of fiscal decentralization has been a long-debated, yet underdeveloped issue. There has been little consensus on the right approach to developing a single indicator which is sometimes needed to show a general trend in fiscal...

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Fiscal decentralization and government size across Europe

Makreshanska, Suzana; Petrevski, Goran - 2016

The paper provides for an empirical study of the association between fiscal decentralization and government size on a panel of 28 European developed and former transition countries during 1991-2011, controlling for the effects of various demographic, institutional, and macroeconomic variables as...

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