Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil

This paper estimates fiscal spillover effects between local jurisdiction in Brazil. The central government transfers revenues to local jurisdictions. By using an Event Study design, it shows evidences that arguable exogenous changes in revenues of a local jurisdiction has null causal spillover effec...

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Main Author: BRAGA .DE MELO, LUCAS
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/72294/
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description This paper estimates fiscal spillover effects between local jurisdiction in Brazil. The central government transfers revenues to local jurisdictions. By using an Event Study design, it shows evidences that arguable exogenous changes in revenues of a local jurisdiction has null causal spillover effects on public expenditures and number of firms of a nearby jurisdiction. When restricting the sample for jurisdictions that receive the revenue shock that are larger than their nearby jurisdictions, the result of null fiscal spillover still holds. This novel results cast doubts on a rich theoretical literature that predicts fiscal spillover's existence and also on the current empirical literature that estimates positive fiscal spillovers. JEL: H27,H30,H50,H61
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spelling nottingham-722942023-07-07T14:17:21Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/72294/ Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil BRAGA .DE MELO, LUCAS This paper estimates fiscal spillover effects between local jurisdiction in Brazil. The central government transfers revenues to local jurisdictions. By using an Event Study design, it shows evidences that arguable exogenous changes in revenues of a local jurisdiction has null causal spillover effects on public expenditures and number of firms of a nearby jurisdiction. When restricting the sample for jurisdictions that receive the revenue shock that are larger than their nearby jurisdictions, the result of null fiscal spillover still holds. This novel results cast doubts on a rich theoretical literature that predicts fiscal spillover's existence and also on the current empirical literature that estimates positive fiscal spillovers. JEL: H27,H30,H50,H61 2023-01-17 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/72294/1/Spillover_effects_from_inter_governmental_transfers_between_local_jurisdictions_in_Brazil.pdf BRAGA .DE MELO, LUCAS (2023) Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] Spillovers fiscal spillovers FPM Brazil public.
spellingShingle Spillovers
fiscal spillovers
FPM
Brazil
public.
BRAGA .DE MELO, LUCAS
Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title_full Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title_fullStr Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title_short Spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in Brazil
title_sort spillover effects from inter-governmental transfers between local jurisdictions in brazil
topic Spillovers
fiscal spillovers
FPM
Brazil
public.
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/72294/