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Fiscal descentralization and big cities financing in Brazil

By: Rezende, Fernando.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Texto para Discussão ; 612.Publisher: Brasília : IPEA, 1998Description: 18 p.Subject(s): Finanças | Tributação
Contents:
1 Introduction 2 Special features of the brazilian fiscal federalism realted to local finance 3 Big Cities: high needs, low means 4 Toward new solutions. Should big cities have a special place in federal fiscal regimes?
Abstract: Brazilian big cities have high needs but dispose of low means. This situation leads to a paradox: a higher dependence on the state and federal governments as compared with middle size and smaller cities with respect to the provision of urban and social services. Higher dependence means more submission to political alliances and less room for an effective social control on public spending. This paper explores some aspects of this particular situation, its main causes, and possible solutions
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1 Introduction 2 Special features of the brazilian fiscal federalism realted to local finance 3 Big Cities: high needs, low means 4 Toward new solutions. Should big cities have a special place in federal fiscal regimes?

Brazilian big cities have high needs but dispose of low means. This situation leads to a paradox: a higher dependence on the state and federal governments as compared with middle size and smaller cities with respect to the provision of urban and social services. Higher dependence means more submission to political alliances and less room for an effective social control on public spending. This paper explores some aspects of this particular situation, its main causes, and possible solutions

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