Who was the Chairman of the 11th Finance Commission?
A.M. Khusro
The Finance Commission is a constitutional body set up under Article 280 to recommend the sharing of tax revenue between the Centre and the states.
The 11th Finance Commission was constituted in 1998, covered the period 2000-2005, and was chaired by economist A.M. Khusro.
Later commissions were chaired by C. Rangarajan (12th), Vijay Kelkar (13th) and Y.V. Reddy (14th).
Hence, A.M. Khusro.
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