Scenarios about 'fiscal autonomy'
Fiscal autonomy refers to the degree of independence a governmental entity has in controlling its own revenue collection, budgeting, and expenditure decisions without external oversight or control. It represents a crucial aspect of sovereignty for regions, states, or territories seeking greater self-determination, allowing them to tailor economic policies to local needs. In alternate history scenarios, variations in fiscal autonomy often serve as pivotal factors in determining whether regions successfully achieve independence, form federations, or develop unique economic systems.
What If Lombardy Gained More Autonomy in Italy?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Italy's wealthiest region achieved greater autonomy, potentially reshaping the economic and political landscape of southern Europe.