Kniha: The Economics of Centralism and Local Autonomy : Fiscal Decentralization in the Czech and Slovak Republics v anglickom jazyku

Odborná publikácia Phillip J. Brysona The Economics of Centralism and Local Autonomy sa zaoberá transformáciou centrálne riadenej ekonomiky v bývalom Československu na súčasný v podmienkach vtedajšej Českej a Slovenskej federatívnej republiky a následne vznikajúcich republík. Okrem iného si všíma aj prognózy týchto ekonomík po skončení hlbokej finančnej a hospodárskej krízy.
Z predchádzajúcich prác, venovaných ekonomickej transformácii u nás odporúčame publikáciu How the East Was Won, ktorá je v súčasnosti dostupná za veľmi výhodnú cenu.
 

A comparative analysis of the process of public sector transition from central planning to market democracy. It is the story of the difficulties and complexities of moving to a system of greater autonomy for the subnational governments of the Czech and Slovak Republics, including the future of these two governments' fiscal policies after the global recession.

Contents:
PART I: PROPERTY TAX AND FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION IN THE TWIN
REPUBLICS: LAUNCHING THE TRANSFORMATION TO MARKET DEMOCRACY
'State Administration' vs. Self-Government in the Slovak and Czech Republics
Taxes on Real Property in the Czech Republic
Land and Building Taxes in the Republic of Slovakia
Moral Hazard in Property Tax Administration
Fiscal Decentralization in Economic Transformation
PART II: SOURCES OF CZECH AND SLOVAK LOCAL REVENUES
The Property Tax, Grants, and Other Sources of Local Revenues
User Fees in Local Finance
PART III: TOWARD THE END OF TRANSITION IN THE CZECH AND SLOVAK
REPUBLICS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION EFFORT
Local Budgeting in the Czech and Slovak Republics
A Survey of Perspectives on Intergovernmental Relations
Property Tax and Local Finance in the Czech Republic Today
Slovakia's Surge: Decentralization in the New Fiscal System
PART IV: FINANCIAL CRISIS AND GLOBAL RECESSION: THE IMPACT ON
EUROPE, THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
The Global Financial Crisis
Subnational Finance Today and Tomorrow in the Czech Republic
Subnational Finance Today and Tomorrow in the Slovak Republic