地方分権と地方自治の対応 : バブル崩壊と地方財政を中心に

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1. Recent Trends in Local Public Finance 2. The Burst of the Bubble Economy and Local Public Finance 3. Two Types of Patterns of Financial Crisis after the Burst of Bubble Economy 4. Decentralization and Local Public Finance Following the burst of the bubble economy, local public finance began to suffer from a shortage of financial resources. It is symbolic that Tokyo and Osaka prefecture, wihch used to be examples of local government wealth, have fallen to debt. The burst of the bubble economy has brought about a large reduction in localtax revenues. For example, the enterprise tax revenue has decreased by one - third since its peak. And due to the tax reduction measures to boost economy, local tax revenues have fallen. On the other hand, annual expenditures have increased. The reason is that public works have been increased as measures to boost the economy. Therefore, local governments have been obliged to cover the shortage of revenues by borrowing, which has resulted in a successive increase of debt charges, and ultimately in a near collapse of the entire local public finance system. As a whole, local governments have amassed debts of more than \160 trillion.
日本法政学会の論文
2000-11-15