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082			_223 _a352.160954 _bOOMP
100			_aM A Oommen; Abhijit Datta _9298
245			_aPanchayats and their Finance
260			_aNew Delhi _bInstitute of Social Sciences and Concept Publishing Company _c1995
300			_a76 p. _bHB _c22x14 cm.
365			_b150.00 _c₹ _d150.00 _f2013/03/24
500			_aPolitical Science
520			_aConcept Publishing Company (P) Ltd., 1995. Hardcover. New. Books on Panchayati Raj Finances in the context of the 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments are few. Though the two Papers in the volume cannot be considered as efforts to fill the vacuum, they are expected to stimulate further research and policy action in India. The first paper reviews the existing structure of Panchayat Finance in a historical context, and discusses the important principles and problems of inter-governmental transfers in the Indian federal polity in the context of the Constitutional Amendments and the 10th Finance Commission’s recommendations. The second paper focuses attention on the conceptual and operational problems before the State Finance Commissions in relation to Panchayat functions and finance. Both are revised versions of papers submitted at the National Conference on State Finance Commissions sponsored by the Planning Commission, NIPFP and NIUA. Printed Pages: 76.
650			_aPanchayat Finance _9299
650			_aLocal Finance _9300
700			_aOOMMEN (M A); DATTA (Abhijit) _9301
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