Public financial engineering and its discontents
By: MARLOWE, Justin
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ArticlePublisher: Armonk, NY : M.E. Sharpe, June 2009Public Performance & Management Review 32, 4, p. 626-630Abstract: In this essay I argue that many of the technical and analytical developments in public financial managementknown broadly as public financial engineeringhave weakened rather than strengthened public budgeting. Our central challenge going forward is to understand how these developments will continue to reshape public management.
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In this essay I argue that many of the technical and analytical developments in public financial managementknown broadly as public financial engineeringhave weakened rather than strengthened public budgeting. Our central challenge going forward is to understand how these developments will continue to reshape public management.
budgeting, financial management, resource allocation
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