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    This document discusses state government expenditures in Unchco State. It notes that spending on education, public offices and employees, public health, relief programs, and infrastructure like roads and bridges makes up the bulk of state expenditures. It also mentions that the state's responsibility for funding education has increased as the central government has taken on more financial responsibilities. The document argues that the division of revenue and powers between the central and state governments should match the distribution of functions in practice.

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    This document discusses state government expenditures in Unchco State. It notes that spending on education, public offices and employees, public health, relief programs, and infrastructure like roads and bridges makes up the bulk of state expenditures. It also mentions that the state's responsibility for funding education has increased as the central government has taken on more financial responsibilities. The document argues that the division of revenue and powers between the central and state governments should match the distribution of functions in practice.

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    12 views34 pages

    Indian Public Finance Sem 3

    Uploaded by

    Vishal kalyani
    This document discusses state government expenditures in Unchco State. It notes that spending on education, public offices and employees, public health, relief programs, and infrastructure like roads and bridges makes up the bulk of state expenditures. It also mentions that the state's responsibility for funding education has increased as the central government has taken on more financial responsibilities. The document argues that the division of revenue and powers between the central and state governments should match the distribution of functions in practice.

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