Federalismo e políticas sociais no Brasil: problemas de coordenação e autonomia
Marta Arretche
- Vol. 18, Iss: 2, pp 17-26
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In this paper, a concentracao da autoridade politica varia entre os Estados federativos e entre politicas particulares, condicionando a capacidade de coordenacao governamental de politicas, discute-se, no caso brasileiro, como se deu a adocao do governo federal.Abstract:
Este texto pretende demonstrar que a concentracao da autoridade politica varia entre os Estados federativos e entre politicas particulares, condicionando a capacidade de coordenacao governamental de politicas. Neste sentido, discute-se, no caso brasileiro, como se deu a adocao do governo federal.read more
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The Price for Federalism
TL;DR: The price of federalism is the complexity of the federal system as discussed by the authors, which results in governmental interconnections that are too complex, creates overlapping responsibilities, perpetuates social inequalities, and stifles economic growth.
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The price of federalism
TL;DR: The price of federalism is the complexity of the federal system as discussed by the authors, which results in governmental interconnections that are too complex, creates overlapping responsibilities, perpetuates social inequalities, and stifles economic growth.
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