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Aiste Cepukaite
About Aiste Cepukaite
Head of Municipal Performance Index at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute. Her fields of expertise include regional economy, public finance, and budget. Aistė graduated from Vilnius University and holds a Master‘s degree in Economic Analysis
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Review #9

REVIEW #9: Principle of Subsidiarity: Concept and Criteria

4liberty.eu, Aiste Cepukaite and Zilvinas Silenas/November 6, 2018March 19, 2019 /Leave a comment

At the core of the principle of subsidiarity lies freedom of action of individuals, communities, municipalities, and other small entities which the central government can only intervene if the said entities fail to perform independently.

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Economy

The Cost of General Public Services: A Cross Country Analysis from CEE

Aiste Cepukaite and LFMI/May 16, 2017May 24, 2017 /Leave a comment

Governments spend financial resources on various functions ranging from healthcare to social protection to education to defence and others. Inevitably, a part of public finance is allocated to the functioning of the bureaucratic system because general public services are necessary for other public services to exist.

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Economy

The Lithuanian Government First, Taxpayers Second

Aiste Cepukaite and LFMI/May 1, 2017August 7, 2017 /Leave a comment

Lithuanians seem to have gotten used to governmental promises just as to the changing seasons. The only difference is that spring is bound to come eventually, while the government fails to deliver.

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