OECD Ülkelerinde Mali Yerelleşmenin Belirleyenleri

With the idea that decentralised delivery of public goods and services increases economic efficiency and social welfare, activities are carried out in many countries to increase the share of lowerlevel governments in the fulfilment of economic functions. In this study, the effects of income, area, population, urbanisation, ethnic fractionalisation, human development, globalisation, institutional factors, income distribution, economic stability, and participatory budgeting on fiscal decentralisation are examined empirically using the data of OECD countries between 2000-2016 and the Panel Corrected Standard Errors method.