Sekhar, Sita. <br/><br/>
City finances in India : some disequieting trends 

 - Bangalore  Public affairs centre  1999 
 - 37p.  Illustrations ; 22 cm 
<br/><br/>SECTION I<br/>Introduction <br/>SECTION II <br/>Methodology <br/>SECTION III<br/>3.1 Are revenues growing in proportion to the growth of cities ?<br/>3.2 Where does the moeny come from?<br/>3.3 The two major sources of revenue - octroi and property tax <br/>3.3.1 Trends in Octroi <br/>3.3.2 Trends in property tax <br/>3.4 How are the corporation expenses growing?<br/>3.5 Where does the money go? <br/>3.6 Two important heads of expenditure- Education and health <br/>3.6.1 An in-depth look at the composition of expenditure on education <br/>3.6.2 Composition of expenditure on health <br/>3.7 Is expenditure on salaries disproportionately large ?<br/>3.8 How do corporations provide for infrastructural facilities ?<br/>3.8.2 Composition of capital expenditure <br/>3.9 Do municipal budgets reflect the city's increasing importance in the state?<br/>3.9.1 Trends in Muncipal revenue as proportion of state revenue <br/>3.9.2 Trends in Muncipal expenditure as proportion of state expenditure <br/>3.10 How much does each city spend on a citizen <br/>SECTION IV <br/>Conclusions and recommendations  
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/> Municipal budgets.<br/> Municipal finance -- India <br/>Municipal budgets -- India 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>336.01454  / SEK