Ellis, Christopher James
Public godos and the dissolution of states / Christopher Ellis and SilkeFriedrich .-- , 2017
Disponible en línea a través de la Biblioteca del Instituto de Estudios Fiscales. Resumen. Conclusión. Bibliografía.
We present a simple model of the dissolution of states. We combineelements of the literatureon the break-up and integration of states based on models in the fiscal federalism tradition, with elements of the literature that explains the determination of a state.s political institutions as a means to credibly promise redistributions in the face of costly, perhaps violent, redistributive conflict. We are able to characterize when the equilibrium involves the dissolution of a country, and when it involves continued unity. We are also able toexplore some aspects of the linkages between politicalinstitutions and the determination of national boundaries.
ESTADO
SEPARATISMO
SECESIÓN
FEDERALISMO FISCAL
REDISTRIBUCION
RENTA
MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS
Friedrich, Silke
Bulletin of Economic Researchv. 69, n. 3, July 2017, p. 240-259
Public godos and the dissolution of states / Christopher Ellis and SilkeFriedrich .-- , 2017
Disponible en línea a través de la Biblioteca del Instituto de Estudios Fiscales. Resumen. Conclusión. Bibliografía.
We present a simple model of the dissolution of states. We combineelements of the literatureon the break-up and integration of states based on models in the fiscal federalism tradition, with elements of the literature that explains the determination of a state.s political institutions as a means to credibly promise redistributions in the face of costly, perhaps violent, redistributive conflict. We are able to characterize when the equilibrium involves the dissolution of a country, and when it involves continued unity. We are also able toexplore some aspects of the linkages between politicalinstitutions and the determination of national boundaries.
ESTADO
SEPARATISMO
SECESIÓN
FEDERALISMO FISCAL
REDISTRIBUCION
RENTA
MODELOS ECONOMETRICOS
Friedrich, Silke
Bulletin of Economic Researchv. 69, n. 3, July 2017, p. 240-259