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Perspectives on the design of intergovernmental fiscal relations in developing transition economies

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Research and development investment, industrial structure, economic performance, and tax policies

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Balance, accountability, and responsiveness : lessons about decentralization

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Fiscal federalism and macroeconomic governance : for better or for worse?

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Indonesia and Pakistan: fiscal decentralization - an elusive goal?

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A fiscal need approach to equalization

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Autonomy with equity and accountability : toward a more transparent, objective, predictable and simpler (TOPS) system of central financing of provincial-local expenditures in Indon...

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Grant financing of metropolitan areas : a review of principles and worldwide practices

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Public services and expenditure need equalization : reflections on principles and worldwide comparative practices

Shah, Anwar - 2012

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Evaluating the conditionality of external development assistance programs

Shah, Anwar - In: Policy, program and project evaluation : a toolkit for …, (pp. 333-399). 2020

This chapter evaluates the conditionality of development assistance in terms of its intended and unintended consequences. The chapter provides conceptual perspectives from the game theory, the public choice, the fiscal federalism, the political economy, the new institutional economics, and the...

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