Add to ORKGThe paper presents an empirical test of local fiscal competition in Norway based on the observation that interregional migration during the business cycle creates very different incentives for rural and urban municipalities to influence population movements. Panel-data evidence is presented suggesting that municipalities indeed attempt to control population flows. The sensitivity of municipal spending and revenue decisions to population movements varies between municipalities in a way that is consistent with the municipalities' incentives to influence location decisions of households
Local redistribution policy creates incentives for welfare migration that may result in 'underprovis...
Published online 23 October 2013.This paper aims to analyse the degree of interaction between Portug...
This paper tests the existence of strategic interactions among municipalities, based on a panel of B...
The paper presents an empirical test of local fiscal competition in Norway based on the observation ...
The paper examines the effects of local fiscal variables and local economic conditions on exit decis...
Pork barrel spending is typically attributed to the strategic behavior of political elites hoping to...
Abstract. Fiscal competition may influence the design of tax systems. The tax competition literature...
This paper treats local governments as utility maximizing agents when they allocate resources among ...
Abstract Mobility and fiscal competition is a potentially important mechanism of fiscal discipline a...
This thesis consists of five papers, which concern expenditure decisions and economic growth within ...
Using previous work on the subject as a foundation, Norwegian local government spending behaviour is...
International audienceRegional and local public sectors are often characterized by revenue equalizat...
This thesis examines what political and institutional factors effect municipalities fiscal balance. ...
We study how different national taxation schemes interact with geographic variation in productivity ...
The primary task of this paper is to test the interactive relations between tax rates at municipalit...
Local redistribution policy creates incentives for welfare migration that may result in 'underprovis...
Published online 23 October 2013.This paper aims to analyse the degree of interaction between Portug...
This paper tests the existence of strategic interactions among municipalities, based on a panel of B...
The paper presents an empirical test of local fiscal competition in Norway based on the observation ...
The paper examines the effects of local fiscal variables and local economic conditions on exit decis...
Pork barrel spending is typically attributed to the strategic behavior of political elites hoping to...
Abstract. Fiscal competition may influence the design of tax systems. The tax competition literature...
This paper treats local governments as utility maximizing agents when they allocate resources among ...
Abstract Mobility and fiscal competition is a potentially important mechanism of fiscal discipline a...
This thesis consists of five papers, which concern expenditure decisions and economic growth within ...
Using previous work on the subject as a foundation, Norwegian local government spending behaviour is...
International audienceRegional and local public sectors are often characterized by revenue equalizat...
This thesis examines what political and institutional factors effect municipalities fiscal balance. ...
We study how different national taxation schemes interact with geographic variation in productivity ...
The primary task of this paper is to test the interactive relations between tax rates at municipalit...
Local redistribution policy creates incentives for welfare migration that may result in 'underprovis...
Published online 23 October 2013.This paper aims to analyse the degree of interaction between Portug...
This paper tests the existence of strategic interactions among municipalities, based on a panel of B...