Romania Catching-Up Regions : Areas or Sectors for Interjurisdictional Cooperation (Romanian)

Jurisdictional boundaries, when they are drawn, try to find a balance between proximity to citizens and their needs and efficient service delivery, while taking a series of factors into consideration. As such, jurisdictions vary in size from country to country. While there is no evidence that smaller or larger jurisdictions have an influence on overall economic performance of a country, day-to-day practice indicates that existent jurisdictional boundaries...

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Kriss, Paul;

Ionescu-Heroiu, Marcel;

Silimela, Yondela Tembakazi;

Taralunga, Nicolae;

Ivanov, Ioana;

Cristea, Marius;

Ghintuiala, Daiana-Luisa;

Vintan, Adina Dorina;

Moldoveanu, George Alexandru;
Document Date
2019/12/01
Document Type
Report
Report Number
145527
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
Romania,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2020/01/29
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Romania Catching-Up Regions : Areas or Sectors for Interjurisdictional Cooperation
Keywords
law

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Kriss, Paul; Ionescu-Heroiu, Marcel; Silimela, Yondela Tembakazi; Taralunga, Nicolae; Ivanov, Ioana; Cristea, Marius; Ghintuiala, Daiana-Luisa; Vintan, Adina Dorina; Moldoveanu, George Alexandru.

Romania Catching-Up Regions : Areas or Sectors for Interjurisdictional Cooperation (Romanian). Romania: Catching-Up Regions Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/710811580295490868

Romania Catching-Up Regions : Areas or Sectors for Interjurisdictional Cooperation (Romanian)

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