Fiscal Federalism of Non-Renewable Natural Resources: Principles and Practices of Revenue Sharing and Equalization

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Field	Value
Sector	Mining
Country	South Africa
Year	2008
RGI Edition Year	2017
Topic	Revenue management, Revenue sharing, Subnational governance
Document Type	Journal
RGI Sub-component	Open data
RGI Questions	2.2b: Are there specific rules governing the transfer of extractive resource revenues (i.e. are these rules distinct from those governing other types of transfers)?, 2.2c: Do rules specify that subnational governments of producing areas should receive a higher share of extractive resource revenues than those of non-producing areas?, 2.2.5a: Were transfers of extractive resource revenues to subnational governments externally audited over the most recently completed audit timeframe?
Did this document contribute to RGI scoring?	Used for scoring
Are the RGI questions here tagged with law and/or practice	Practice
Publisher	Research Gate
Author	Baoyun Qiao
Source or API link	https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282877365_Fiscal_Federalism_of_Non-Renewable_Natural_Resources_Principles_and_Practices_of_Revenue_Sharing_and_Equalization
Maintainer	Natural Resource Governance Institute
Maintainer Email	Natural Resource Governance Institute