Russia's Transition to a New Federalism
In the preface to this report, it is asserted that, "history hovers... over any discussion of fiscal federalism in Russia." This report not only reviews that history, but also follows it to the present situation with respect to the diffic...
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TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES FEDERALISM DECENTRALIZATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT POLICY TAX REVENUES TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX INCENTIVES TRANSFER SYSTEMS DOMESTIC DEBT FINANCIAL CONTROL LEGAL FRAMEWORK BUDGET DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT REFORM FEDERAL STATUTORY LAWS FISCAL FEDERALISM REGRESSION ANALYSIS TAX COLLECTION ACCOUNTABILITY APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BANK FAILURES BANKRUPTCY BORROWING BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETARY RESOURCES CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENTS CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE COMMUNIST COMMUNIST PARTY CONFEDERATION CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION DEBT DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS DECENTRALIZATION REFORMS DECREES DEVOLUTION DIVISION OF POWERS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUALIZATION EXECUTION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL REFORM FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY FISCAL SYSTEM FORMAL SYSTEM GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT LEVELS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INFORMAL ECONOMY INTERGOVERNMENTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL FINANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL REFORM INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL SYSTEM INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGALITY LEGISLATION LICENSES LOCAL FINANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT LOCAL TAX MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION POLICIES MANDATES MIGRATION MOTIVATIONS NATIONALISTS NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCE TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL AUTHORITY POLITICAL CONFLICT POLITICAL INSTABILITY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS PRIME MINISTERS PRIVATIZATION PRIVATIZATION OF STATE PROVISIONS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC UTILITIES REFERENDUM REGIONAL LEGISLATURES REPUBLICS RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION REVENUE ASSIGNMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WELFARE SOFT BUDGET CONSTRAINTS SOVEREIGNTY STATE PROPERTY STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES SUBNATIONAL BUDGETS SUBNATIONAL DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBVENTIONS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX COLLECTIONS TAX RATES TAX REVENUES TAX SYSTEM TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSITION ECONOMIES TRANSPARENCY URBAN GOVERNMENT |
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TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES FEDERALISM DECENTRALIZATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT POLICY TAX REVENUES TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX INCENTIVES TRANSFER SYSTEMS DOMESTIC DEBT FINANCIAL CONTROL LEGAL FRAMEWORK BUDGET DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT REFORM FEDERAL STATUTORY LAWS FISCAL FEDERALISM REGRESSION ANALYSIS TAX COLLECTION ACCOUNTABILITY APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BANK FAILURES BANKRUPTCY BORROWING BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETARY RESOURCES CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENTS CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE COMMUNIST COMMUNIST PARTY CONFEDERATION CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION DEBT DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS DECENTRALIZATION REFORMS DECREES DEVOLUTION DIVISION OF POWERS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUALIZATION EXECUTION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL REFORM FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY FISCAL SYSTEM FORMAL SYSTEM GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT LEVELS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INFORMAL ECONOMY INTERGOVERNMENTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL FINANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL REFORM INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL SYSTEM INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGALITY LEGISLATION LICENSES LOCAL FINANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT LOCAL TAX MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION POLICIES MANDATES MIGRATION MOTIVATIONS NATIONALISTS NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCE TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL AUTHORITY POLITICAL CONFLICT POLITICAL INSTABILITY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS PRIME MINISTERS PRIVATIZATION PRIVATIZATION OF STATE PROVISIONS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC UTILITIES REFERENDUM REGIONAL LEGISLATURES REPUBLICS RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION REVENUE ASSIGNMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WELFARE SOFT BUDGET CONSTRAINTS SOVEREIGNTY STATE PROPERTY STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES SUBNATIONAL BUDGETS SUBNATIONAL DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBVENTIONS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX COLLECTIONS TAX RATES TAX REVENUES TAX SYSTEM TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSITION ECONOMIES TRANSPARENCY URBAN GOVERNMENT Martinez-Vasquez, Jorge Boex, Jameson Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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In the preface to this report, it is
asserted that, "history hovers... over any discussion
of fiscal federalism in Russia." This report not only
reviews that history, but also follows it to the present
situation with respect to the difficult policy choices
facing the new Putin-led government, and neatly links
Russia's choices with the broader issues facing any
country undergoing intergovernmental reform. Thus, the
authors weave into the discussion the dynamics of
Russia's options with respect to deciding who delivers
what services and how to finance these services with the
question of the fiscal politics of change, or the
intergovernmental and inter-regional balancing and
counterbalancing of power. Furthermore the authors tie these
questions together with those of how to implement good
governance: should it be piecemeal or unified, asymmetric or
uniform, and centrally driven or locally controlled? This
report also initiates the first in a series of studies that
will be published in the World Bank Institute's
Learning Resource Series on the issues of governance and
decentralization as they are framed by the WBI's
broader set of programs in public finance and financial management. |
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Martinez-Vasquez, Jorge Boex, Jameson |
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Martinez-Vasquez, Jorge Boex, Jameson |
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Martinez-Vasquez, Jorge |
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Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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Russia's Transition to a New Federalism |
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russia's transition to a new federalism |
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okr-10986-152482021-04-23T14:03:11Z Russia's Transition to a New Federalism Martinez-Vasquez, Jorge Boex, Jameson TRANSITIONAL ECONOMIES FEDERALISM DECENTRALIZATION INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS PUBLIC EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENT POLICY TAX REVENUES TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX INCENTIVES TRANSFER SYSTEMS DOMESTIC DEBT FINANCIAL CONTROL LEGAL FRAMEWORK BUDGET DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCES GOVERNMENT REFORM FEDERAL STATUTORY LAWS FISCAL FEDERALISM REGRESSION ANALYSIS TAX COLLECTION ACCOUNTABILITY APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORITY AUTONOMY BANK FAILURES BANKRUPTCY BORROWING BUDGET EXECUTION BUDGETARY RESOURCES CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CENTRAL GOVERNMENTS CITIES CITIZENS CIVIL SERVICE COMMUNIST COMMUNIST PARTY CONFEDERATION CONSENSUS CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION DEBT DECENTRALIZATION PROCESS DECENTRALIZATION REFORMS DECREES DEVOLUTION DIVISION OF POWERS ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY ECONOMIC GROWTH EQUALIZATION EXECUTION EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENT EXPENDITURE ASSIGNMENTS EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITIES EXTRABUDGETARY FUNDS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FEDERALISM FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FISCAL FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION FISCAL DISCIPLINE FISCAL FEDERALISM FISCAL REFORM FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY FISCAL SYSTEM FORMAL SYSTEM GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT BONDS GOVERNMENT LEVELS GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HOUSING HUMAN CAPITAL INFORMAL ECONOMY INTERGOVERNMENTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL FINANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL FISCAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL REFORM INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS INTERGOVERNMENTAL SYSTEM INTERGOVERNMENTAL TRANSFERS LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGALITY LEGISLATION LICENSES LOCAL FINANCE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT LOCAL TAX MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION MACROECONOMIC STABILIZATION POLICIES MANDATES MIGRATION MOTIVATIONS NATIONALISTS NATIONS NATURAL RESOURCE TAXES NATURAL RESOURCES PHYSICAL EDUCATION POLITICAL AUTHORITY POLITICAL CONFLICT POLITICAL INSTABILITY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS PRIME MINISTERS PRIVATIZATION PRIVATIZATION OF STATE PROVISIONS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SECTOR PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICES PUBLIC UTILITIES REFERENDUM REGIONAL LEGISLATURES REPUBLICS RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION REVENUE ASSIGNMENT REVENUE MOBILIZATION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SAFETY NET SOCIAL SAFETY NETS SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WELFARE SOFT BUDGET CONSTRAINTS SOVEREIGNTY STATE PROPERTY STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES SUBNATIONAL BUDGETS SUBNATIONAL DEFICITS SUBNATIONAL FINANCE SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SUBVENTIONS TAX ADMINISTRATION TAX COLLECTIONS TAX RATES TAX REVENUES TAX SYSTEM TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSITION ECONOMIES TRANSPARENCY URBAN GOVERNMENT In the preface to this report, it is asserted that, "history hovers... over any discussion of fiscal federalism in Russia." This report not only reviews that history, but also follows it to the present situation with respect to the difficult policy choices facing the new Putin-led government, and neatly links Russia's choices with the broader issues facing any country undergoing intergovernmental reform. Thus, the authors weave into the discussion the dynamics of Russia's options with respect to deciding who delivers what services and how to finance these services with the question of the fiscal politics of change, or the intergovernmental and inter-regional balancing and counterbalancing of power. Furthermore the authors tie these questions together with those of how to implement good governance: should it be piecemeal or unified, asymmetric or uniform, and centrally driven or locally controlled? This report also initiates the first in a series of studies that will be published in the World Bank Institute's Learning Resource Series on the issues of governance and decentralization as they are framed by the WBI's broader set of programs in public finance and financial management. 2013-08-21T15:36:55Z 2013-08-21T15:36:55Z 2001-02 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/02/2005716/russias-transition-new-federalism 0-8213-4840-X http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15248 English en_US WBI Learning Resources; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication Europe and Central Asia Russian Federation |