This is the first of two papers on issues of federal-state finance and intergovernmental transfers in Malaysia. In this paper we outline what we see as the major issues, discuss the theory of the assignment of tax and expenditure powers and the resulting need for intergovernmental transfers, and look at the Malaysian situation in the context of this theory.
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Paper provided by John Deutsch Institute for the Study of Economic Policy in its series Working Papers with number
07.
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