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Federalism and fiscal equalisation: Should India follow the Australian path?
In most federations, the distribution of intergovernmental financial transfers is based on the principle that relatively weaker jurisdictions (in fiscal terms) receive more resources per capita than the other jurisdictions, although not every country has put in place a systematic approach to the app
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