One of the pillars of the Title V reform concerns the implementation of fiscal federalism through the devolution of taxation from the center towards the Regions and Local Authorities. Through a statistical analysis of their own revenues and state transfers, it is shown that after twenty years the Regions have never acquired a real financial autonomy. The re-centralization process and the pandemic have again increased the reliance of the regional system on state transfers which also reflects the Italian territorial divide.
Rethinking Title V 20 years after the 2001 Reform: Financial Resources
Rondinella S.;
2022-01-01
Abstract
One of the pillars of the Title V reform concerns the implementation of fiscal federalism through the devolution of taxation from the center towards the Regions and Local Authorities. Through a statistical analysis of their own revenues and state transfers, it is shown that after twenty years the Regions have never acquired a real financial autonomy. The re-centralization process and the pandemic have again increased the reliance of the regional system on state transfers which also reflects the Italian territorial divide.File in questo prodotto:
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