fiscal decentralisation in the uk: the case for devolution plus

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Professor Daniel Wincott of Cardiff University describes how devolution has changed the nature of social citizenship in the UK, and argues that changing attitudes mean that we are heading towards an “ever looser Union”.

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Low local power

Low autonomy, low tax sharing

Revenue & expenditure in Scotland

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Defining tax accountability in Scotland

Devo + revenue & expenditurein Scotland – stability and accountability

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Scottish own revenue UK funding Scottish deficitHorizontal bars represent devolved ex-penditure, estimated Devo Max expendi-ture and total expenditure under inde-pendence

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