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. 2021 Nov 27;21(4):665–686. doi: 10.1007/s11115-021-00569-7

Table 10.

Correlations between the size of a municipality, its current revenues per capita and the expenditures on counteracting COVID-19 using non-tax revenue instruments (the Kendall tau correlation analysis)

Specification Population Current revenues per capita Loss of revenue due to exemptions/allowances granted Expenditures on actions related to COVID-19
Tenants of community premises released from the obligation to pay rent Residential premises .04* −.01 .06** .03
Commercial premises .21*** .06** .14*** .16***
Lessees of municipal land released from rent Natural persons .19*** .08*** .19*** .16***
Legal entities and organizational units without legal personality .19*** .06** .20*** .15***
Fees for using municipal infrastructure lowered Water supply fee .03 −.03 .05* .03
Waste management fee .07** .01 .01 .04
Subsidies on bills .04 .02 .01 .02
Civil law liabilities due to the municipality deferred or divided into instalments Rents .19*** .05* .16*** .15***
Leases .19*** .07** .17*** .16***
Fee for the use of municipal land .19*** .08*** .15*** .15***
Exemptions from the obligation to pay fixed fees for kindergartens and public nurseries for residents Kindergartens .17*** .07** .11*** .14***
Public nurseries .28*** .11*** .19*** .23***

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001

Source: Authors’ study