Decentralization in Ethiopia--Who Benefits?

Decentralization in Ethiopia--Who Benefits?

This paper shows that greater autonomy to cities in Ethiopia through a process of city proclamations, led to better economic outcomes at the city level, lowering regional spatial inequalities. In addition, the newly-empowered cities did not seem to misuse their new powers by favoring particular...

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Main Authors: Chaurey, Ritam, Mukim, Megha
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
TAX INCENTIVES
TARIFFS
SUB-NATIONAL
EQUITY
TRANSACTION
VALUE ADDED
CITY ADMINISTRATION
TAX RATE
URBANIZATION
WAGES
ECONOMIC OUTCOMES
CITY
PUBLIC ECONOMICS
BUSINESS COMMUNITY
ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
REGIONAL COUNCIL
FUTURE
INTEREST
VALUE
COMPETITIVENESS
REGIONAL LEVEL
BUDGETS
SPATIAL INEQUALITY
REMITTANCE
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
SPATIAL EQUITY
CITY MANAGER
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
DOMESTIC MARKET
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
EXPORTS
URBAN GOVERNANCE
URBAN AREAS
EXPORTERS
REVENUES
GOVERNMENT REVENUE
MAYORS
INCENTIVES
FIRM PERFORMANCE
TAX RATES
CAPACITY BUILDING
VARIABLES
CITY MANAGEMENT
REGIONAL POLICIES
MARKET
TAX
INPUTS
CITIES
TRADE LIBERALIZATION
REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
EXPORTER
CITY GOVERNMENTS
REVENUE SOURCES
PROPRIETORSHIP
DEVELOPING COUNTRY
MUNICIPALITIES
GOVERNANCE
REGION
TAXATION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
MACROECONOMIC SHOCKS
TRADE
LEGAL FRAMEWORKS
GDP
GOODS
INFLUENCE
FIXED ASSETS
REGIONS
STOCKS
INVESTMENT
REGIONAL REVENUE
TARIFF
SPATIAL INEQUALITIES
METROPOLITAN AREAS
DECENTRALIZATION
URBAN MANAGEMENT
REVENUE
REGIONAL GOVERNMENT
CHECK
SERVICE CHARGES
REGIONAL CITY
MARKETS
MAYOR
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITY
TAX BASE
SUB-NATIONAL REGIONS
REGIONAL SCIENCE
URBAN ECONOMICS
LABOR MARKETS
OUTCOMES
AGRARIAN ECONOMY
TOTAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE DELIVERY
POLICY CHANGES
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
FINANCE
INFRASTRUCTURE
TAXES
FUTURE RESEARCH
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23574

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