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Un análisis de incidencia fiscal municipal: Efectos redistributivos de los presupuestos de los ayuntamientos de Castilla y León

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José Ignacio Gobernado Rebaque (Universidad de Valladolid)
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Este artículo pretende realizar una aproximación empírica a la incidencia fiscal neta del presupuesto de los grandes municipios españoles, representados por los principales ayuntamientos de Castilla y León, mediante el uso de un modelo de incidencia especialmente concebido para el ámbito municipal. El objeto del trabajo es la determinación de la capacidad efectiva de los ayuntamientos para alterar la distribución de la renta de los individuos a través de sus presupuestos de ingresos y gastos. Los resultados del análisis ponen de manifiesto que los ayuntamientos cuentan con una reducida capacidad para redistribuir renta debido fundamentalmente a sus limitaciones financieras y a la regresividad de su sistema impositivo, a pesar de la progresividad demostrada por los gastos. Classification-JEL : D31, D63, H71, H72.

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Volume (Year): 166 (2003)
Issue (Month): 3 (September)
Pages: 85-111
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Keywords: . Haciendas municipales; incidencia personal; redistribución de la renta.;

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