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Federalism / Equalization payments / Tax reform / Economy of Canada / Taxation in Australia / Fiscal imbalance / Value added tax / Taxation in Canada / Income tax in the United States / Fiscal federalism / Public economics / Economic policy
Date: 2008-11-30 06:23:36
Federalism
Equalization payments
Tax reform
Economy of Canada
Taxation in Australia
Fiscal imbalance
Value added tax
Taxation in Canada
Income tax in the United States
Fiscal federalism
Public economics
Economic policy

COMMISSION ON SCOTTISH DEVOLUTION FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY TASK GROUP ORAL EVIDENCE SESSION WITH PROFESSOR FRANCOIS VAILLANCOURT AND ALAN MORRIS Wednesday 15 October, 2008, by videoconference between the Scottish Parliam

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