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Auto sustentabilidade das políticas locais e de coesão territorial. Análise das principais alterações no sistema de perequação financeira

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  • Helena Curto

    (Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa)

  • Álvaro Dias

    (Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa)

Abstract

Em Portugal, a perequação financeira sofreu em ter- mos normativos diversos ajustamentos nos últimos 30 anos no sentido de corrigir as assimetrias regionais. Assente em critérios de distribuição que visam assegurar um mínimo de recursos financeiros igualmente a todos os municípios, a função redistributiva de recursos públicos entre o Esta- do Central e os municípios tem sido objecto de alterações continuadas, nem sempre alcançando os seus objectivos. Neste artigo apresentamos uma abordagem às principais alterações do sistema perequitativo, relacionando a aplica- ção dos respectivos indicadores e critérios com os resulta- dos obtidos em termos de finanças locais, na procura de elementos capazes de responder a preocupações de auto-sustentabilidade das políticas locais e de coesão territorial.

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  • Helena Curto & Álvaro Dias, 2011. "Auto sustentabilidade das políticas locais e de coesão territorial. Análise das principais alterações no sistema de perequação financeira," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 28, pages 39-55, October.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2011:i:28:id:332
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi28.332
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