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Fiscal Federalism A Comparative Introduction

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Produktdetails

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.02.2010

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

104

Maße (L/B/H)

17,7/11,1/1 cm

Gewicht

77 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-543238-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.02.2010

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

104

Maße (L/B/H)

17,7/11,1/1 cm

Gewicht

77 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-543238-1

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Fiscal Federalism

    • Preface and Acknowledgements

    • 1: An Overview of Fiscal Federalism

    • 1.1 Political federalism

    • 1.2 Fiscal federalism

    • 1.3 Institutional variety of federalism

    • 1.4 Fiscal arrangements and flexibility

    • 1.5 Evaluation of federal fiscal regimes

    • 2: Expenditure Responsibilities

    • 2.1 Expenditure patterns in governments

    • 2.2 Principles of expenditure assignment

    • 2.3 Integrated or dualist federal systems

    • 2.4 Spending power

    • 2.5 Distribution of expenditure responsibilities

    • 2.6 Mandates: Funded and unfunded

    • 3: The Structure of Tax Regimes

    • 3.1 Own-source, shared, and transferred revenues

    • 3.2 Devolved versus centralized revenue raising

    • 3.3 Assigning individual revenue sources

    • 3.4 Concurrent tax bases and tax room

    • 3.5 Tax competition

    • 3.6 Tax harmonization

    • 3.7 Tax administration

    • 4: The Allocation of Specific Tax and Revenue Sources

    • 4.1 Types and value of revenue sources

    • 4.2 Personal income taxes

    • 4.3 Corporate income taxes

    • 4.4 Sales, value-added, and turnover taxes

    • 4.5 Social insurance contributions and payroll taxes

    • 4.6 Property taxes

    • 4.7 Natural resource revenues

    • 4.8 Licences and user charges

    • 4.9 Other revenue sources

    • 5: Intergovernmental Revenue Sharing and Transfers

    • 5.1 The roles of revenue sharing and transfers

    • 5.2 Legal provisions governing revenue sharing and transfers

    • 5.3 Tax sharing versus fiscal transfers

    • 5.4 Tax-sharing criteria

    • 5.5 Sharing natural resource revenues

    • 5.6 Conditional versus unconditional transfers

    • 5.7 Horizontal fiscal inequalities

    • 5.8 Equalization programs

    • 5.9 Transfers to local governments

    • 6: Economic Management in Federations

    • 6.1 Fiscal federalism and macroeconomic management

    • 6.2 Central banks and monetary policy

    • 6.3 Fiscal policy coordination and stabilization

    • 6.4 Debt management and fiscal responsibility laws

    • 6.5 Microeconomic policy

    • 6.6 Regional development

    • 7: Institutional Arrangements and Issues

    • 7.1 Fiscal forums and advisory commissions

    • 7.2 Courts and dispute resolution

    • 7.3 Asymmetric arrangements

    • 7.4 Capitals, territories, and aboriginal peoples

    • 7.5 Government enterprises

    • 7.6 Corruption

    • 7.7 Conclusion