Tax Equalization is a fiscal policy mechanism that belongs to the category of intergovernmental financial equalization methods, specifically designed to adjust local tax capacities across jurisdictions to ensure a uniform level of public service delivery regardless of geographic or economic disparities.
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Income Redistribution in a Common Labor Market
David E. Wildasin · American Economic Review · 1991 · 371 citations
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