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FISCAL FEDERALISM AND FISCAL AUTONOMY: LESSONS FOR
THE UK FROM OTHER INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRIES
Julia Darby, Anton Muscatelli and Graeme Roy
University of Glasgow
September 2002
We would like to thank David Heald, two anonymous referees and participants at the Scottish
Affairs and Centre for Regional Public Finance Seminar on Fiscal Autonomy, June 2002, and
at the RSABIS conference August 2002, for useful comments on an earlier draft of this paper.
Julia Darby gratefully acknowledges ESRC funding under the Devolution and Constitutional
Change Programme, award number L219252102.
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