Exploration of the Chinese Model for Benefit Auditing

Author: Xing Junfang
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is an authoritative work that provides theoretical guidance, practical demonstrations, and operational guidelines. It not only showcases the development history of efficiency auditing in China but also summarizes the successful experiences in current efficiency auditing. Furthermore, it proposes future prospects for efficiency auditing in China, making it the first comprehensive text on efficiency auditing in the country. Through this book, readers can stay informed about the latest developments and trends in China's efficiency auditing, while also gaining new insights to enhance the economic efficiency, effectiveness, and effectiveness of government actions. The book inspires us to reflect on the root causes of low efficiency in the national economy, overcome economic bureaucracy, and transform and optimize government functions. Additionally, it offers unique perspectives and recommendations on improving the use of public funds, strengthening social responsibility, protecting the environment, ensuring economic efficiency in resource utilization, and serving the public. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume covers theoretical synthesis, technical methods, government efficiency auditing, public finance efficiency auditing, investment project auditing, audit investigations, enterprise auditing, and typical case studies. The second volume is the first to publicly introduce China's latest efficiency audit reports and case studies in efficiency auditing, particularly the series of experiences in government efficiency auditing created by the Shenzhen Municipal Audit Bureau and audit cases from the Audit Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. These are highly representative and authoritative, making them valuable for other regions and departments in China to learn from and adopt.