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Revenue collection and social policies : their underestimated contribution to social cohesion
Burchi, Francesco; Strupat, Christoph; Schiller, Armin von - Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik - 2020
order to shed light on these interlinkages, it is useful to have a closer look at the concept of the "fiscal contract … proactively support, the fiscal contract, and (ii) level of involvement, that is, the share of the population that is involved as … revenue collection and social policies can have on the fiscal contract and beyond, and we call on donors and policy …
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The fiscal resource curse : what's China's natural resource appetite got to do with it?
Chachu, Daniel Ofoe; Nketiah-Amponsah, Edward - In: International review of applied economics 36 (2022) 1, pp. 129-146
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Creative politics : taxes and public goods in a federal system
Beamer, Glenn - 1999
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Topics in public economics : taxation, provision, and economic efficiency
Verdelin, Nicolaj - 2009
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Creative Politics : Taxes and Public Goods in a Federal System
Beamer, Glenn Douglas - 2010
Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Federalism as Creative Politics -- 2. Federalism, Public Goods, and Taxes -- 3. Representatives' Positions and Collective Decisions -- 4. Read Our Lips, No New (Income) Taxes -- 5. Tax and Spend or Spending Taxes- Economic Development in the States --...
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Mining revenue, fiscal space and social policies : the case of Zambia
Aguirre Unceta, Rafaël - 2021
Mining resources have played an important role in the economy of Zambia. The country faces serious development challenges. This Working Paper investigates to which extent the mining of natural resources has facilitated public action regarding these challenges or whether, on the contrary, mining...
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Sharper axes, lower taxes : big steps to a smaller state
Booth, P. (contributor) - 2011
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How to improve the lot of the poorest by cutting government "aid"
Morris, Julian - In: Sharper axes, lower taxes : big steps to a smaller state, (pp. 171-185). 2011
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Sharper Axes, Lower Taxes - Big Steps to a Smaller State
Booth, Philip - 2011
The government's 2010 Comprehensive Spending Review was anything but comprehensive. The cuts to government spending were modest, and large swathes of state activity were barely touched. Britain will remain a heavily regulated, high-tax, high-spend economy. Instead of totally reviewing the...
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Sharper Axes, Lower Taxes : Big Steps to a Smaller State
Booth, Philip - 2021
Executive summary:Government spending is over 50 per cent of national income. Spending grew steadily in the twentieth century and then experienced very rapid growth from the beginning of the 21st century.Much government spending discourages economic activity and prevents innovation and...
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