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Fiscal Decentralisation and Inclusive Growth in Asia
This report looks at the challenges faced by Asian countries in addressing inclusive
growth and fiscal decentralisation. A series of studies examines how policies in the
region have evolved in accordance with changes in demography and the economic environment,
reflecting country characteristics, history and political economy forces.
Published on June 13, 2019
In series:OECD Fiscal Federalism Studiesview more titles
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Preface | |
| Foreword | |
| Executive summary | |
| Decentralisation in a globalised world: Consequences and opportunities | |
| A global view of sub-national governments in Asia: Structure and finance | |
| Fiscal decentralisation and inclusive growth: The role of institutional context in selected Asian economies | |
| Public policy for a modernising China: The challenge of providing universal access to education under fiscal decentralisation | |
| Inclusive growth and fiscal decentralisation in Japan: Current state and challenges | |
| Inclusive growth and decentralisation in Korea | |
| Decentralisation to promote regional development in Indonesia | |
| Strengthening the internal revenue allotment system towards greater equity in the Philippines | |
| Fiscal federalism in the Russian Federation and its Asian regions | |
| Fiscal decentralisation and governance in Thailand |
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