Decentralization: a few principles from the theory of fiscal federalism
Author: Dafflon, Bernard ; Madiès, Thierry Series: Notes and documents ; 42 Publisher: Agence Française de Développement, 2009.Language: EnglishDescription: 111 p. : Ill. ; 21 cm.Type of document: BookBibliography/Index: Includes bibliographical referencesItem type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Europe Campus Main Collection |
HJ197 .D34 2009
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Includes bibliographical references
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Decentralization: A Few Principles from the Theory of Fiscal Federalism Contents FOREWORD .......................................................................................................... 5 1. DECENTRALIZATION: ATTEMPTED DEFINITIONS........................................ 9 2. WHAT ADVANTAGES ARE THERE TO DECENTRALIZING?....................... 21 3. ASSIGNMENT OF POWERS TO DIFFERENT LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT...........................................................................................29 3.1 Lessons from the Traditional Theory of Fiscal Federalism ......................... 30 3.2 Expanding Traditional Theory to Make it More Operational ....................... 35 4. WHAT TYPE OF TAXATION AT WHAT LEVEL OF GOVERNMENT? .......... 43 4.1 Vertical Externalities and Coordination Difficulties between Levels of Government .......................................................................................... 47 4.2 And Now a Look at "Good" Local Taxes... If They Exist............................. 51 5. WHAT AUTONOMY?........................................................................................ 61 5.1 Financial Autonomy .................................................................................... 62 5.2 Budget Autonomy........................................................................................ 67 6. BUDGET TRANSFERS.....................................................................................71 6.1. Justifications for Budget Transfers ............................................................ 72 6.2. Criteria Definitions ..................................................................................... 76 6.3. General Principles ..................................................................................... 81 7. BUDGET DISCIPLINE AND CONSTRAINT..................................................... 83 7.1. Local Governments' Borrowing Capacity .................................................. 83 7.2. Budget Constraints .................................................................................... 87 7.3. Assignment of "Rights" to Deficit and Debt to Levels of Government ....... 91 8. CONCLUSION.................................................................................................. 95 BIBLIOGRAPHY............................................................................................. 99
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