Раздел | Статьи |
Заглавие | Информационная асимметрия в федерациях |
Страницы | 9-25 |
Автор 1 | Либман Александр Михайлович доктор экономических наук, Ph. D. in Economics, научный сотрудник. Немецкий институт международных проблем SWP Landerallee 2, 14052 Berlin, Deutschland / Germany This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Аннотация | Целью настоящего исследования является анализ проблем передачи информации между уровнями власти в федеративном государстве. Центр в федерации, как правило, сталкивается с серьезными трудностями при сборе информации относительно экономической и социальной ситуации в регионах. Выделяются два типа проблем - недостаточные стимулы для регионов для адекватного сбора информации и стратегическое манипулирование информацией - и варианты их решения. Также обсуждается феномен «неформальной децентрализации », возникающий в результате асимметрии информации, и ее последствия для функционирования федеративного государства. |
УДК | 332.021 |
DOI | 10.14530/se.2014.4.009-025 |
Ключевые слова | Федерация ♦ отношения центра и регионов ♦ информационная асимметрия ♦ власть ♦ централизация ♦ децентрализация |
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Для цитирования | Либман А.М. Информационная асимметрия в федерациях // Пространственная экономика. 2014. № 4 С. 9-25. |
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