Hamilton's paradox:
1) (John Miller) While he was justifying the federalist system, he was dreaming of the centralized system that he hoped would emerge from the chrysalis of federalism.
2) The irony is that the improvised and disingenuous legacy of The Federalist is an eloquent defense of federalism that has stood the rest of time and served as the starting point for generations of theory and analysis that celebrate the virtues of divided sovereignty.
The book is about the success and failure of decentralized countries to maintain fiscal discipline.
Federations:
1) The central government-because of its role in funding most provincial level expenditures-can not credibly commit to ignore the fiscal woes of troubled provincial governments; but because fo its political composition, it also... (查看原文)
海畔居士
Cambridge University Press2005版
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对相关文献的梳理很全面，做政府间财政关系的研究一定要参考。
0 有用 u758212 2024-10-19 00:52:19 北京
对相关文献的梳理很全面，做政府间财政关系的研究一定要参考。