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Article: New baltic studies study findings reported from University of Tartu.
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- Science Letter
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- June 30, 2009
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"The Baltic countries' sub-national governments have undergone a process of considerable democratization and decentralization during the last two decades. New functional and democratic local governments with a broad array of tasks have been created," scientists in Tartu, Estonia report (see also Baltic Studies).
"The current problems of the Baltic local governments are related to their weak fiscal ability to fulfill their duties adequately. Another problem is related to widening revenue disparities among municipalities. The first part of this article comparatively analyses the composition of Baltic municipalities by population, their fiscal decentralization ...
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