国家财政:新冠肺炎疫情对省级和地方政府财政的影响

Ayaka Behro, M. Smart
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在本文中,Ayaka Behro和Michael Smart探讨了COVID-19对省级政府财政的影响。虽然2020-21财年所有省份的支出都有所增加,但许多省份的收入也有所增加,从而缓解了对赤字的影响。虽然许多省份的补助金和所得税收入增加(主要是由于联邦政策),但消费税和自然资源收入大幅下降。与省份相比,较高的COVID-19病例量与较高的卫生支出和较低的消费税收入有关。这些发现表明,新冠肺炎对省级财政的破坏性影响比最初预测的要大。
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Finances of the Nation: The Impact of COVID-19 on Provincial and Local Government Finances
In this article, Ayaka Behro and Michael Smart explore the impact of COVID-19 on provincial government finances. While spending rose in all provinces in the 2020-21 fiscal year, so did revenues in many provinces, cushioning the impact on deficits. While grants and income tax revenues rose in many provinces, largely owing to federal policies, consumption tax and natural resource revenues fell sharply. Comparing provinces, higher COVID-19 caseloads were associated with higher health spending and lower consumption tax revenues. These findings suggest that COVID-19 has had a more damaging impact on provincial finances than initial forecasts had suggested.
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