英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to explore the issue of non-tax funds in transitional China, including its institutional infrastructure and its impact on local government behavior. By adding land revenue, the paper recalculates the underestimated local government non-tax funds. The rise of non-tax funds stems from central-local relations and the property rights system which formed decentralized reform. The pursuit of nontax funds impels local officials to make money passionately and ignore the priorities of government spending. |