Evaluation of the political characteristics of the chiefs of local governments’ influence on the aid allocation: Focusing on the Social Overhead Capital (SOC) Categorical-Grant in Korea

Categorical-Grant among transfer from the central government of South Korea is likely to involve political in nature because it is not legalized nor changed annually due to budget limitation and policy direction of the central government. To further explore this topic, this paper aims to establish t...

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Published in사회과학연구논총 , 35(1) pp. 5 - 41
Main Authors 김애진, 박정수
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 이화사회과학원 01.04.2019
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Summary:Categorical-Grant among transfer from the central government of South Korea is likely to involve political in nature because it is not legalized nor changed annually due to budget limitation and policy direction of the central government. To further explore this topic, this paper aims to establish the empirical basis on the effect of distribution of transfer from the central government by political characteristics of the chiefs of local governments’ influence on the aid allocation. In addition, one particular emphasis is placed on the allocation of categorical grant Social Overhead Capital (SOC) sector by analyzing the data collected from 2009 to 2015 across 226 cities, counties, and districts in the whole country. The results of Panel GLS analysis under control of heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation show that the local government head politically characterized as the ruling party have positive effect on allocation of categorical-grant. KCI Citation Count: 0
ISSN:1975-8987
2671-9029
DOI:10.16935/ejss.2019.35.1.001