Toward a Better Fiscal Governance?

Q3 Social Sciences

World Political Science Pub Date : 2014-10-01 DOI:10.1515/wpsr-2014-0011

A. Damonte

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Abstract

Abstract Despite many reforms, evidence from the past decade proves the Italian fiscal policy still being “irresponsible.” The article understands the problem from a public choice perspective: irresponsibility is a natural result of unconstrained “raw politics,” yet proper institutional designs can bring it under control. It then presents qualitative data showing how Italian irresponsibility follows inappropriate constraints, and explains why the recent European provisions can support a fruitful institutional change.

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走向更好的财政治理?

尽管进行了许多改革，但过去十年的证据表明，意大利的财政政策仍然是“不负责任的”。这篇文章从公共选择的角度来理解这个问题:不负责任是不受约束的“原始政治”的自然结果，但适当的制度设计可以使其得到控制。然后，它提供了定性数据，显示意大利的不负责任是如何受到不适当的约束的，并解释了为什么最近的欧洲规定能够支持卓有成效的制度变革。

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World Political Science Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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