Empirical Study of the Performance of China's Current Transfer Payment
Wang Xiao-pen
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Wang Xiao-pen
Abstract
The empirical analysis of fiscal transfer payment during 2001-2003 indicates that the system of China's current transfer payment has not achieved general effects and has not satisfied the need for equalizing finance and public service.At the same time,this article proposes some strategies to improve the efficiency of fiscal transfer payment.
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The empirical analysis of fiscal transfer payment during 2001-2003 indicates that the system of China's current transfer payment has not achieved general effects and has not satisfied the need for equalizing finance and public service.At the same time,this article proposes some strategies to improve the efficiency of fiscal transfer payment.
Key concepts: Transfer payment, Payment, China, Empirical research, Payment service provider, Transfer (computing), Public finance, Service (business)