Centre-State Financial Relations In India

By Dr. H.L. Bhatia | DMCA

Centre-State Financial Relations In India by Dr. H.L. BhatiaThe present Study addresses itself to the task of an objective analysis of current dissatisfaction with Center-State financial relations in India. A description of the basic nature of this dissatisfaction is followed by theoretical underpinnings of federal financial relations and a bird's overview of the relevant Constitutional provisions...

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Publication Date: February 10, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B004NNVWRU
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