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Vertical Fiscal Imbalance in Australia: A Problem for Tax Structure, not for Revenue Sharing
It is argued in this paper that vertical fiscal imbalance remains a serious problem for Australian federation. The paper shows that although by conventional measures vertical fiscal imbalance may have improved in recent years, judging by its impact on the States' tax structure it is clear that th
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