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    Economics of Fiscal Federalism in Nepal

    Budhathoki, Nandakaji | September 2012
    Abstract
    Nepal is in irreversible path of the federalism. There is huge debate among the political parties on different issues such as numbers of states, names of the states, carving the boundaries of the states, classification and management of natural resources, revenue sharing and resources allocation, reliable fiscal policy with regard to the proposed federal structures. There is wide disparity in terms of resources including revenue collection among the districts. Those states having such resource and revenue earning will obviously be economically viable as compared to others without sources of income. This would further lead to disparities among the states. Hence, possible solution would be to carve boundaries based on the economic viability.
    Citation
    Budhathoki, Nandakaji. 2012. Economics of Fiscal Federalism in Nepal. © Institute for Integrated Development Studies. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7448.
    Keywords
    Rural planning
    Aid coordination
    Industrial projects
    Infrastructure projects
    Natural resources policy
    Educational development
    Agricultural And Rural Development
    Development In East Asia
    Infrastructure Development Projects
    Institutional Development
    Millennium Development Goals
    Policy Development
    Social Development Programs
    Social Development
    Social participation
    Political participation
    Community banks
    Business planning
    Infrastructure
    Sustainable urban development
    Social contract
    Government
    Crisis management in government
    Transparency in government
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    Development
    Governance
     
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