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Life after Barnett : future options for fiscal devolution in the UK

Anton Muscatelli

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The future of the fiscal devolution arrangements in the UK has been the subject of intense political debate over the last parliament and during the 2001 election campaign.

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The future of the fiscal devolution arrangements in the UK has been the subject of intense political debate over the last parliament and during the 2001 election campaign.

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The future of the fiscal devolution arrangements in the UK has been the subject of intense political debate over the last parliament and during the 2001 election campaign.

Key concepts: Devolution (biology), Economics, Political science, Economic policy, Sociology, Anthropology, Human evolution

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