Türkiye’de Belediye Gelirleri İçinde Borçlanma ve Borçların Azaltılması İçin Öneriler(Borrowing as a Municipal Revenues in Turkey and Suggestions About Debt Reduction)
Author(s) -
Mustafa Ökmen,
Neslihan KOÇ
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
yönetim ve ekonomi dergisi
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2458-8253
pISSN - 1302-0064
DOI - 10.18657/yecbu.97472
Subject(s) - reduction (mathematics) , revenue , economics , debt , political science , financial system , welfare economics , macroeconomics , finance , mathematics , geometry
Ulkemizde belediye gelirleri merkezden aktarilan paylar ile kendi oz gelirlerinden olusmaktadir. Tum bu gelirler, belediyelerin herhangi bir takdir hakki olmadan belirlenmektedir. Gelirlerinin yetmedigi durumlarda belediyeler, borclanmaya basvurmaktadir. Belediyelerin borclanabilmesi ile ilgili olarak da merkezi yonetimin onemli bir etkisi oldugu gorulmektedir. Gelirleri ve borclanmalari ile ilgili cok fazla soz hakki olmayan belediyelerin kaynaklarini arttiramiyorlarsa da etkin kullanarak daha az borclanmaya basvurmalari mumkundur. Bu calismanin amaci, daha az borclanmayi saglayabilecek onerilerin neler oldugunu ortaya cikarmaktir. In our country, municipal revenues consist of shares transferred from the centeral government and their own revenues. All of these revenues are determined without any discretionary power of the municipalities. In cases of insufficient revenues, municipalities resort to borrowing. Central government is observed to have an important influence regarding the municipalities to be able to borrow. Although municipalities, which do not have too much voice about their revenues and debts, cannot increase their resources; it is possible for them to borrow less by using their resources efficiently. The purpose of this study is to put forward what the suggestions that can assure less borrowing are.
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