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This title was first published in 2003.Investigating the impact of federal structure on fiscal policy-making in four country cases, this book answers the question as to what extent federal structures hinder or, on the contrary, enhance a state's decision and co-ordination capacity in the field of fiscal policy. It questions the common assumption that federal structures restrain the co-ordination and hence macroeconomic management capacity. Well-documented and meticulously presented, this book will be useful for all those working in the field of policy research, and more generally for those who wish not only to attain a deeper and more comprehensive view on fiscal policy making or federalism, but on the territorial dimension of fiscal policy.
Contents
Contents: Federal Fiscal Constitution and Intergovernmental Relationships: Introduction; Federal fiscal constitutions; Intergovernmental relationships. Fiscal Policy-Making: Fiscal policy-making in Canada; Fiscal policy-making in Germany; Contrasted cases: Canada and Germany; Fiscal policy-making in Belgium; Fiscal policy-making in Switzerland. Conclusions: How constraining is federalism in fiscal policy-making? Appendix: Fiscal policies from the 1970s to the 1990s; Notes; Bibliography; Index.