The economic case for further fiscal decentralization to Scotland theoretical and empirical perspectives David Bell and David Eiser
By: Bell, David A
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Contributor(s): Eiser, David.
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ArticlePublisher: 2015Subject(s): DESCENTRALIZACION FISCAL | FEDERALISMO FISCAL | AUTONOMIA TRIBUTARIA | COMPETENCIAS | ESCOCIA | REINO UNIDO
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National Institute Economic Review n. 233, August 2015, p. R27-R36
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