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Dependence of States on Central Transfers State-wise Analysis / Rao, C Bhujanga.

By: Rao, C Bhujanga

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ArticlePublisher: 2014Description: 695 - 717Subject(s): Tax Devolution | Central Transfers In: Global Business ReviewSummary: This article examines the dependence of states on central fiscal transfers. The pattern of dependence of states on central transfers is studied with respect to five groups of states, namely, high-, middle- and low-income general-category states and two groups of special-category states categorized into high- and low-income states. We make a distinction between transfers that are in the form of an entitlement like states

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This article examines the dependence of states on central fiscal transfers. The pattern of dependence of states on central transfers is studied with respect to five groups of states, namely, high-, middle- and low-income general-category states and two groups of special-category states categorized into high- and low-income states. We make a distinction between transfers that are in the form of an entitlement like states

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