Government Public Expenditure Management

Author: Foreign Economic Relations University Press
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book conducts research on government public expenditure management by placing it within a broader context, including areas such as the functions and roles of the state, good public governance, macroeconomic policies, and environmental changes brought about by information and communication technology. The purpose of the research is to closely align with the actual practices of government public expenditure management in China, drawing on and absorbing the successful experiences of Western developed countries in reforming government public expenditure management. Based on China's national conditions and the foundation and capabilities of public finance management, the book employs the concepts and principles of public governance to conduct a relatively in-depth and detailed study of issues such as the scope, scale, structure, management systems, management techniques, management performance, and legalization of government public expenditure management. It aims to achieve innovations in the concepts, systems, models, and operational mechanisms of government public expenditure management, ensuring that the allocation of public financial resources truly reflects the will and preferences of the people, improves fiscal transparency, enhances public participation and the sustainability of fiscal policies, and raises the efficiency, effectiveness, and validity of government public expenditure management. Additionally, it seeks to effectively mitigate and prevent fiscal risks, promote the fulfillment of government entrusted responsibilities, benefit the public, and foster the sustainable, healthy, and harmonious development of the economy and society.