Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania

Local authority financing is currently at the heart of the political debate. All the states are faced with the challenge of reconciling the need to control and reduce public spending with greater financial autonomy in local government; they are accordingly seeking ways of achieving an equitable dist...

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Main Author: Eugen DOGARIU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: General Association of Economists from Romania 2010-06-01
Series:Theoretical and Applied Economics
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Online Access:http://www.ectap.ro/articole/478.pdf
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spelling doaj-949cf209f21a4aa789745229ca93c1122020-11-24T23:40:22ZengGeneral Association of Economists from RomaniaTheoretical and Applied Economics1841-86782010-06-0106(547)06(547)105120Study on the Local Financial Self-government in RomaniaEugen DOGARIULocal authority financing is currently at the heart of the political debate. All the states are faced with the challenge of reconciling the need to control and reduce public spending with greater financial autonomy in local government; they are accordingly seeking ways of achieving an equitable distribution of financial resources among the different levels of government in a context of budgetary cutbacks at every level of public administration. If strengthening democracy means strengthening local selfgovernment, this in turn means establishing systems of financing for local authorities which are at once efficient, fair and consistent with the state's economic imperatives. In other words, the principle of subsidiary, decentralization and local finances are all interdependent.In Romania this process started in 1990 and it is on the move even today. This paper is trying to find, by using economic instruments, what is the degree in which we succeed to create a real local financial selfgovernment.http://www.ectap.ro/articole/478.pdfself-governmentlocal authoritieslocal communitiesincomeRomania.
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Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
Theoretical and Applied Economics
self-government
local authorities
local communities
income
Romania.
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title Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
title_short Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
title_full Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
title_fullStr Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
title_full_unstemmed Study on the Local Financial Self-government in Romania
title_sort study on the local financial self-government in romania
publisher General Association of Economists from Romania
series Theoretical and Applied Economics
issn 1841-8678
publishDate 2010-06-01
description Local authority financing is currently at the heart of the political debate. All the states are faced with the challenge of reconciling the need to control and reduce public spending with greater financial autonomy in local government; they are accordingly seeking ways of achieving an equitable distribution of financial resources among the different levels of government in a context of budgetary cutbacks at every level of public administration. If strengthening democracy means strengthening local selfgovernment, this in turn means establishing systems of financing for local authorities which are at once efficient, fair and consistent with the state's economic imperatives. In other words, the principle of subsidiary, decentralization and local finances are all interdependent.In Romania this process started in 1990 and it is on the move even today. This paper is trying to find, by using economic instruments, what is the degree in which we succeed to create a real local financial selfgovernment.
topic self-government
local authorities
local communities
income
Romania.
url http://www.ectap.ro/articole/478.pdf
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