Public Budget Classics (Volume 1) -- New Developments Towards Performance

Author: (USA) Roy T. Mayer and others, translated by Gou Yannan, Dong Jing
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: In the book Public Budgeting Classics (Volume)—New Developments Toward Performance, leading experts from the fields of political science, economics, accounting, and management introduce how government budgeting processes work, where they are ineffective, and how they can be improved. Each section provides various insightful perspectives on different aspects of budgeting. Specifically, it includes: an overview of government budgets, credit markets, economics, budget balance, taxation in budgets, the information basis of budgets, departmental budgets, politics in budgets, management and analysis, and the growth of budget size. This comprehensive work is a valuable reference for government experts, as well as professors and students in public administration. The authoritative insights offer concise, complete, and thought-provoking material on contemporary government budgeting. David G. Matiason, a senior official from the Office of Management and Budget and the U.S. General Accounting Office, remarked: "The book Public Budgeting Classics (Volume)—New Developments Toward Performance covers traditional areas while emphasizing cutting-edge issues in contemporary budgeting. It provides a broad and authoritative source of information." Richard E. Judy, a professor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, praised the book: "The book Public Budgeting Classics (Volume)—New Developments Toward Performance is meticulously crafted. Written by many leading contemporary budget thinkers who represent the forefront of budgeting thought, it can be used alongside most standard textbooks in the field. It is highly valuable for undergraduate and graduate students taking budget courses, as well as practitioners interested in current budgeting ideas. The contributions of this book will have a profound impact on our field!" Karen A. Stanford, chair of the Florida State Government Ethics Commission, noted: "This book is a good resource for both newcomers to the workforce and experienced budget professionals, helping them gain a deeper understanding of the rules that shape the budget and finance fields. It effectively balances fundamental technical processes with the political realities of public fund use."