Regional imbalances and fiscal equalization

By:

Sinha, R. K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; South Asian pub.; 1984Description: 213 pSubject(s):

Fiscal policy India

DDC classification:

339.5 SIN c.1

Summary: Regional Imbalances and Fiscal Equalization deals with the need for fiscal equalization in a federal set up. It discusses at length the mechanism of equalization developed in different federations, with particular reference to India. This book is a pioneering study in the sense that a sound and meaningful approach to the problems of fiscal equalization has been suggested. The suggestions made can help introduce a greater degree of stability in the area of Centre-State fiscal relations in the country.

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Regional Imbalances and Fiscal Equalization deals with the need for fiscal equalization in a federal set up. It discusses at length the mechanism of equalization developed in different federations, with particular reference to India.

This book is a pioneering study in the sense that a sound and meaningful approach to the problems of fiscal equalization has been suggested. The suggestions made can help introduce a greater degree of stability in the area of Centre-State fiscal relations in the country.

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