Public Organization Financial Management - (Second Edition)

Author: Hou Jianghong
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book starts with the definition of public organizations and systematically introduces the basic theories and methods of financial management in public organizations. It elaborates in detail on the overview of public organizations, theories of financial management in public organizations, budget management, revenue management, expenditure management, asset management, liability management, investment management, net asset management, financial liquidation, financial reporting, financial analysis, and financial supervision, covering all aspects of financial management in public organizations. As one of the textbooks in the Public Administration series, it can serve as both a undergraduate textbook for public administration majors in colleges and universities and a job training manual for financial workers in public organizations, as well as a self-study reference book. The book is also specially equipped with CD-ROM teaching support resources (teaching materials). Financial management in public organizations is a core course in public administration. This book starts with the definition of public organizations and systematically introduces the basic theories and methods of financial management in public organizations. It elaborates in detail on the overview of public organizations, theories of financial management in public organizations, budget management, revenue management, expenditure management, asset management, liability management, investment management, net asset management, financial liquidation, financial reporting, financial analysis, and financial supervision, covering all aspects of financial management in public organizations. At the beginning of each chapter, there are learning objectives to provide learners with clear guidance, and at the end of each chapter, there are summaries, review questions, and reading materials to guide learners in active learning and reflection. As one of the textbooks in the Public Administration series, it can serve as both a undergraduate textbook for public administration majors in colleges and universities and a job training manual for financial workers in public organizations, as well as a self-study reference book. The book is also specially equipped with CD-ROM teaching support resources (teaching materials), and the specific request method is detailed in the "Teaching Support Instructions" attached at the back of the book.