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The Public Finances, the Utility of the Taxpayer and the Public Services – towards a New Connecting Model?

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  • Marcel Ioan Bolos

    (Universitatea din Oradea)

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Public finances from everywhere have followed along the centuries, as it was natural, some periods when they had to accommodate to the needs resulted from the economic and social life. Their mission was not at all a simple one. To conceive the taxes and rates (dues) system, to ensure a performing and an efficient budgetary process, to finance some categories of public expenses, to ensure a fiscal decentralization which would not lead to severe interferences within the public field are only a few of the problems of major importance that they had to deal with. And also the challenges that have come upon public finances are not to be neglected. We may bring to mind here the opposed interests of the taxpayer, interested in obtaining a higher level of goods and public services and of the public authorities who, trying to satisfy the needs of taxpayers, have obtained almost all the time a quite high level of taxes and rates (dues). The purpose of this paper is, though, the setting up of these apparently opposed interests in an equation. We have also tried to” measure” the dependence degree of the utility felt by the taxpayer, as a consequence of the growth with one unit of the quantity of public services performed by the authorities.

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  • Marcel Ioan Bolos, 2007. "The Public Finances, the Utility of the Taxpayer and the Public Services – towards a New Connecting Model?," Theoretical and Applied Economics, Asociatia Generala a Economistilor din Romania - AGER, vol. 11(11(516)), pages 43-52, November.
  • Handle: RePEc:agr:journl:v:11(516):y:2007:i:11(516):p:43-52
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