Government Budgeting and Expenditure Controls: Theory and PracticeInternational Monetary Fund, 15 Mar 1989 - 555 halaman This book, written by A. Premchand, offers a comprehensive review of fiscal policies and their implications for budgeting and expenditure controls. It provides an in-depth discussion of techniques, procedures, and processes of budgeting with illustrative material drawn from the experiences of industrial and developing countries. |
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Fiscal Policy Parameters for Budgeting | 3 |
Dualism in Government Financial Management | 12 |
Budget Structure and Government Organization | 18 |
Purposes of Budget and Determinants | 34 |
Functional Approach to Budgeting | 62 |
Chapter 6 | 81 |
34 | 112 |
Approaches to Decision Making | 113 |
42 | 315 |
Performance to Zero | 319 |
Budget Execution and Cash Management | 355 |
Government Accounting and Financial | 379 |
Structure of Government Funds in Selected | 395 |
Public Enterprises and Autonomous | 415 |
Autonomous Agencies in Government | 426 |
Government and Nonfinancial Public Enterprises | 458 |
Organizational Aspects | 131 |
Development Planning and Budgeting | 176 |
Budgeting and Planning | 187 |
Problem of Dualism | 196 |
ShortTerm Adjustments in Public | 258 |
Chapter 8 | 259 |
STRUCTURES SYSTEMS AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT | 287 |
40 | 301 |
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Aaron Wildavsky activities adjustment administrative aggregate aggregate demand allocation allocative efficiency analysis annual approaches appropriate areas aspects assets balance basis borrowing budget deficits budget structures budget system budgetary process capital budget cash central agencies central government changes classification consideration considered contributed costs decision demand developing countries development plans economic effect estimates evaluation expenditure planning experience factors Federal fiscal policy forecasts formulation framework functions funds goals government budget government expenditures greater growth impact implementation implies income increases indexation India industrial and developing industrial countries International Monetary Fund investment issues limited macroeconomic major measures medium-term monetary national accounts objectives operations organized outlays overall payments performance budgeting period political PPBS practice private sector problems programs projects public enterprises Public Expenditure purposes reduced reflect requirements responsibility revenues role social specific spending agencies stabilization Swedish Budget Tanzania techniques transfers United Kingdom
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