Abstract
Traditionally Lithuania’s public finances are discussed in terms of tax burden and tax administration. Such issues as composition of tax revenues or the structure of public expenditure for some reasons are less atractive both for economists, journalists, politicians and general public at large. The purpose of this article is to fill this gap doing it in the political, cognitive and ideological context existing in our country. The subject is explored in the framework of methodological holism.
Highlights
From the very declaration of Independence up to now the formation and development of our country's public finance took place in the peculiar cognitive, ideological and political environment
That doesn't mean that there are no publications on these issues that nobody talks about public finances
The same applies to the history of the issue to comparative analysis ofEuropean, not to mention other regions, fmancial systems, which is crucial when we search for "modernity" in our public finances!
Summary
Lithuania's public finances are discussed in terms of tax burden and tax administration. Such issues as composition of tax revenues or the structure of public expenditure for some reasons are less atractive both for economists, journalists, politicians and general public at large. The purpose of this article is to fill this gap doing it in the political, cognitive and ideological context existing in our country. The subject is explored in the framework ofmethodological holism
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