英文摘要 |
The relationship between central and local finances in China has undergone two adjustments and improvements, and attempts to find a new balance between “centralization” and “decentralization”. The first reform took the decentralization of power, the central and local fiscal powers were not equal, and the objectives of interest requirements were inconsistent. Since the central and local governments also have the characteristics of information asymmetry and inconsistency of goals, localism has arisen and formed philanthropic phenomena. The second reform implemented the tax sharing system. Due to the overlapping scope of tax categories and the complicated taxation system, it is necessary to carry out reforms while improving the division of legal authority. Deepening reform involves local interests. In order to avoid causing a rebound, the central government should adopt gradual and gradual reform steps to clarify culture, rationalize and perfect the relationship between the central and local governments. |