Social Sciences
8 years ago

The Evolution of Fiscal Federalism: Shaping Future Government Budgets

National Tax Journal
On The Evolution of Fiscal Federalism: Theory and Institutions
Wallace E. Oates

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The article discusses the evolution of fiscal federalism, focusing on theories and institutions. The author explores how fiscal systems in federal governments have changed over time. The study looks at how different levels of government share financial responsibilities and how these arrangements have developed. The key finding is that fiscal federalism has evolved to adapt to changing economic and political landscapes, with various theories and institutions shaping these changes.