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    Fiscal Decentralisation: The Swiss Case.Victoria Curzon Price - 2003 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 13 (4).
    Switzerland provides a potential laboratory for testing various hypotheses connected with tax competition because of its extremely decentralized fiscal system. Twenty-six cantons have retained the ultimate power of deciding tax questions, and hence not only to limit the Federal level of the State to about 1/3 of total public expenditure, but also to retain absolute power to set their own levels of taxation. Furthermore, citizens can launch referenda on tax issues at any level of government.Fiscal competition between cantons should therefore (...)
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    Le libre-échange dans la société contemporaine.Victoria Curzon Price - 1992 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 3 (4):537-556.
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    The British Tax System: Opposing Trends.Victoria Curzon Price - 2003 - Journal des Economistes Et des Etudes Humaines 13 (4).
    This article points to the highly centralized nature of the British tax system. A first section shows how all tax law derives from Parliament, the “onlie begetter” of legally enforceable instruments. It is suggested that this system is not democratically accountable at sub-national levels of government. Reforms of the Thatcher era have resulted in the privatization of many public services, leading to the stabilization of State expenditure as a proportion of GDP. However, at the same time, both tax revenue and (...)
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