2015
DOI: 10.22456/2176-5456.51004
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O Impacto Das Transferências Constitucionais Sobre Os Gastos Dos Municípios Brasileiros

Abstract: Resumo: Em países onde o sistema de governo possui um caráter descentralizado, observa-se uma forte dependência de recursos provenientes das entidades superiores da federação por parte das esferas inferiores da administração pública. No Brasil, tal fato é confirmado pelo fato das transferências intergovernamentais representarem, em média, um volume superior a 88% das receitas totais. Apesar da sua importância na composição das receitas das gestões municipais, o financiamento da atividade pública via sistema de… Show more

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“…Besides the flypaper effect (the empirical observation that unrestricted grants to localities from higher levels of government stick where they hit), as an anomaly in the local public finance literature, Hamilton (1983) points out also that dead weight loss of taxation may be a possible cause of the flypaper effect. In other words, the grants of the Federal level make the municipalities inefficient in their own collection, which has already been verified also by other studies (Heller 1975;Khan & Hoshino 1992;White 1994;Iqbal 1997;Cossio 1998;Ribeiro et al 2000Ribeiro et al , 2005Veloso 2008;Dahlberg et al 2008;Zhang & Hu 2009;Schettini 2012;Costa & Castelar 2013).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 62%
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“…Besides the flypaper effect (the empirical observation that unrestricted grants to localities from higher levels of government stick where they hit), as an anomaly in the local public finance literature, Hamilton (1983) points out also that dead weight loss of taxation may be a possible cause of the flypaper effect. In other words, the grants of the Federal level make the municipalities inefficient in their own collection, which has already been verified also by other studies (Heller 1975;Khan & Hoshino 1992;White 1994;Iqbal 1997;Cossio 1998;Ribeiro et al 2000Ribeiro et al , 2005Veloso 2008;Dahlberg et al 2008;Zhang & Hu 2009;Schettini 2012;Costa & Castelar 2013).…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 62%
“…The ITR tax was also considered in the present study, in convergence with previous studies (Costa & Castelar 2013). Transfers to the Fundeb (called Fundef until 2006), SUS, FNAS, and FNDE are not considered lump sum because they are clearly linked to a specific activity, health, or education services in these cases.…”
Section: Grant Variablementioning
confidence: 88%
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“…These authors set out to test the flypaper hypothesis, 10 which predicts unconditional grants to "increase public expenditures by more than an equivalent increase in income from other sources," saving the popularity cost of taxing one's own constituency and opening space for less rigorous fiscal policies. Costa & Castelar (2015) found no evidence of the flypaper effect in Brazilian municipalities, even after analysing different expenditure quantiles.…”
Section: Iii3 Local Budgetsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Efficiency in the application of intergovernmental transfers is most certainly a concern in a system where average municipality's share of own revenues is no larger than 12 per cent of the total budget, warn Costa and Castelar (2015, based on 1999to 2009. These authors set out to test the flypaper hypothesis, 10 which predicts unconditional grants to "increase public expenditures by more than an equivalent increase in income from other sources," saving the popularity cost of taxing one's own constituency and opening space for less rigorous fiscal policies.…”
Section: Iii3 Local Budgetsmentioning
confidence: 99%