This paper contributes to the lack of analysis on the flypaper effect for the Mexican case, analyzing the larger number of municipalities (2,441) over 20 years (1990-2012). The presence of the flypaper effect is confirmed, but unlike Ibarra and Varella (2008); Cardenas and Sharma (2011) and Sour (2013), this paper finds that the increase in unconditional transfers proportionally increases local public spending. These results verify the prediction of Hines and Thaler (1995): money sticks where it hits. Also, the presence of the asymmetrical effect is confirmed. These results are incorporated into the discussion on fiscal federalism reform in Mexico.La presente investigación contribuye al incipiente análisis sobre el “efecto matamoscas” (flyp...
This paper has two purposes. First, to construct efficiency scores in tax collection for Brazilian m...
In order to analyze the transfers policy among different levels of government, first it is necessary...
Recent empirical work on US governments indicates an asymmetry in the flypaper effect: the elasticit...
In this paper, we present evidence of the flypaper effect on unconditional transfers in the Mexican ...
El efecto “flypaper” es un enigma ampliamente documentado que se refiere al hecho de que los gobiern...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the existence of the flypaper effect in the municipalities o...
The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of federal transfers on public spending of state...
Este artículo se elaboró con el objetivo de presentar los resultados de estimar el “efecto flypaper”...
The flypaper effect is one of the most discussed topics of the literature of fiscal federalism, giv...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the existence of the flypaper effect in the municipalities o...
O efeito flypaper à um dos temas mais discutidos da literatura do federalismo fiscal, haja vista as ...
Na literatura de federalismo fiscal, além da discussão relativa ao efeito flypaper, surge para despe...
The purpose of this article is to propose a reinterpretation of the traditional flypaper effect acco...
This article explores the incentive effects of fiscal transfers —conditional and unconditional— on l...
This article explores the incentive effects of fiscal transfers —conditional and unconditional— on l...
This paper has two purposes. First, to construct efficiency scores in tax collection for Brazilian m...
In order to analyze the transfers policy among different levels of government, first it is necessary...
Recent empirical work on US governments indicates an asymmetry in the flypaper effect: the elasticit...
In this paper, we present evidence of the flypaper effect on unconditional transfers in the Mexican ...
El efecto “flypaper” es un enigma ampliamente documentado que se refiere al hecho de que los gobiern...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the existence of the flypaper effect in the municipalities o...
The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of federal transfers on public spending of state...
Este artículo se elaboró con el objetivo de presentar los resultados de estimar el “efecto flypaper”...
The flypaper effect is one of the most discussed topics of the literature of fiscal federalism, giv...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the existence of the flypaper effect in the municipalities o...
O efeito flypaper à um dos temas mais discutidos da literatura do federalismo fiscal, haja vista as ...
Na literatura de federalismo fiscal, além da discussão relativa ao efeito flypaper, surge para despe...
The purpose of this article is to propose a reinterpretation of the traditional flypaper effect acco...
This article explores the incentive effects of fiscal transfers —conditional and unconditional— on l...
This article explores the incentive effects of fiscal transfers —conditional and unconditional— on l...
This paper has two purposes. First, to construct efficiency scores in tax collection for Brazilian m...
In order to analyze the transfers policy among different levels of government, first it is necessary...
Recent empirical work on US governments indicates an asymmetry in the flypaper effect: the elasticit...