Fiscal federalism in theory and practice /
Fiscal federalism in theory and practice /
(edited by) Teresa Ter-Minassian.
- xiii, 701 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
The literature on intergovernmental fiscal relations has been expanding rapidly in recent years, in line with a growing worldwide trend toward fiscal decentralization. This book is intended to contribute to the evolving body of knowledge by providing an overview of the current thinking in the literature on these issues (the theory of fiscal federalism) and the current status of intergovernmental fiscal relations in a broad range of industrial, developing, and transition economies (thepractice of fiscal federalism). As a reflection of the IMF's focus on macroeconomic issues, the book emphasized the macroeconomic dimensions of intergovernmental fiscal relations, an area that until recently had been relatively neglected in the fiscal federalism literature
9781557756633
Intergovernmental fiscal relations.
Finance, Public.
International Monetary Fund.
336 TER / 020785
The literature on intergovernmental fiscal relations has been expanding rapidly in recent years, in line with a growing worldwide trend toward fiscal decentralization. This book is intended to contribute to the evolving body of knowledge by providing an overview of the current thinking in the literature on these issues (the theory of fiscal federalism) and the current status of intergovernmental fiscal relations in a broad range of industrial, developing, and transition economies (thepractice of fiscal federalism). As a reflection of the IMF's focus on macroeconomic issues, the book emphasized the macroeconomic dimensions of intergovernmental fiscal relations, an area that until recently had been relatively neglected in the fiscal federalism literature
9781557756633
Intergovernmental fiscal relations.
Finance, Public.
International Monetary Fund.
336 TER / 020785