To improve the efficiency of economic management and the multi-tiered state management
function, fiscal decentralization has become a popular research topic in many countries for
many years. This paper presents an overview on results of empirical studies on fiscal
decentralization and current fiscal decentralization trends in the world.
Keywords
fiscal decentralization trendglobal
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