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Devising optimal criteria for federal fiscal transfers to reduce fiscal imbalances across the States has always been a demanding job in India. In particular, two aspects that have become perennial sources of controversy are; (i) the disintegrated approach, and (ii) the near-subjective assignment...
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Although fiscal imbalance and its adverse effects on macro economic equilibrium in India have been receiving wide attention, the issue at States' level has not so far been adequately analyzed. In many respects, fiscal situation in States is more critical than that at the Centre as States have...
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The economic slow-down of several States in India including Gujarat during the later half of 90s has caused considerable disturbance in the State's fiscal equilibrium. The fiscal deficit has more than doubled during last five years and government's debt has jumped up from 17 percent of GSDP to...
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The study provides a detailed review of the past fiscal trends in India, analyzes the current fiscal situation at the Centre and the States and attempts to project the likely alternative scenarios for the future. The study identifies the possible corrective measures that need to be taken to...
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The need for coordinated development of domestic trade taxes in Indian federal polity has shifted the focus to reforms in the States' sales tax systems. The detailed analysis has led to a concensus on the need to transform the prevailing sales taxes into a destination based consumption type...
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Of late, there is a significant awareness of the possible improvement of the bilateral trade relations between India and Australia. Several Australian companies appear to be eager to invest in India particularly, in the key sectors, such as mining, agri-business, infrastructure and power. Yet,...
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Devising optimal criteria for federal fiscal transfers to reduce fiscal imbalances across the States has always been a demanding job in India. In particular, two aspects that have become perennial sources of controversy are; (i) the disintegrated approach, and (ii) the near-subjective assignment...
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Andhra Pradesh is one of the pioneering States to earnestly initiate economic and fiscal reform at the Subnational level in India. Prior to the 1996 reform program, the State's budgetary position was under severe stress as in many States in India. The economic growth was below potential,...
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This paper examines the current steps being taken to implement the Goods and Services Tax in India. It analyses the provisions of the 115th Constitutional Amendment Bill and the Finance Act 2012 relating to service tax and notes the need for changes if the policy goals of the GST are to be met....
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