Rebalancing the Economy and Reforming the Fiscal System of the People’s Republic of China

Roy Bahl ()

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Abstract: The goal of the note is to lay out and discuss a package of reforms that could be consistent with the objectives of the government. The fiscal instruments that we consider here include the division of expenditure responsibilities, subnational government taxation, intergovernmental transfers, user charges, borrowing powers, and financial management practices.

Keywords: eSS; governance; economy; fiscal system; People's Republic of China; fiscal instruments; expenditure; taxation; government taxation; intergovernment transfer; user charges; borrowing powers; financial management. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019-03
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