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federalism if we use our first indicator - the share of the sum of the highest number of outvoted. If instead we employ the … shares of the average number of outvoted, then there is still a slight increase in the gains of federalism. Using the last …The political blessings of federalism are the core of our discussion. These benefits are operationalized as the …
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. We show the potential existence of a poverty trap as a result of decentralization in taxation decisions. …
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I consider a heterogeneous federal system in which policy coordination is desirable but underprovided in the absence of a federal intervention. To improve policy coordination, the federal layer can intervene by imposing bounds on local policies. These federal bounds define a restricted policy...
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The paper is concerned with what Albert Breton, in his theory of competitive federalism has called vertical competition … government playing the role of a monitor. As is illustrated by the decentralization experience in France, a lively vertical …
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Decentralization reforms typically lead to the coexistence of multiple tiers of government in a given policy area. To … analyze the welfare effects of such partial decentralization, this paper develops a political agency model in which two levels … decentralization is desirable only if the benefits of vertical complementarity in public good provision outweigh the costs of reduced …
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. -- Federalism ; Decentralization ; Outvoted … federalism if we use our first indicator - the share of the sum of the highest number of outvoted. If instead we employ the … shares of the average number of outvoted, then there is still a slight increase in the gains of federalism. Using the last …
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This paper empirically investigates the underlying determinants of expenditure decentralization, based on the … predictions of a new political economy model of partial decentralization. The analysis is based on an agency model, in which two … decentralization is endogenous and depends on the relative political conditions prevailing at each level of government. Consistent with …
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Decentralization reforms typically lead to the coexistence of multiple tiers of government in a given policy area. To … analyze the welfare effects of such partial decentralization, this paper develops a political agency model in which two levels … decentralization is desirable only if the benefits of vertical complementarity in public good provision outweigh the costs of reduced …
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Private innovative activities receive public innovation support from different political levels. Few studies have empirically evaluated the influence of political systems on the reception of public innovation support and no other studies have evaluated innovation support across Europe with CIS...
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minimizing informational spillovers. To address this failure, we introduce a dynamic form of federalism in which the central …
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