Handbook of government budgeting 

 - San Francisco, CA :  Jossey-Bass,  1999 
 - 766 p. 
 - The Jossey-Bass Nonprofit & Public Management Series .
<br/><br/> Unit I: the budget process  1. Budgeting: theory, concepts, methods and issues  2. Political dimensions of federal budgeting in the United States  3. Budgeting as a cultural phenomenon  4. Budget reforms  5. Comparative government budgeting  6. Teaching budgeting: an agenda for the 1990s  7. Public budget execution and management control  Unit II: Budgeting fundamentals  8. Expenditure forecasting  9. Revenue forecasting: a learning perspective  10. Governmental accounting: an overview  11. The design of taxes  12. Tax expenditure control  13. Governmental auditing  14. Budgets, financial management, and computers in government  15. Productivity measurement  16 - Economic impact of budgeting  17. Capital investment and budgeting  Unit III: appendices  Appendix A: A primer on gross national product concepts and issues  Appendix B: The macroeconomic effects of deficit spending: a review  Appendix C: Why do forecast differ ?  Appendix D: Value-added tax issues for U.S. tax policymakers  Appendix E: Pros and cons of a separate capital budget for the federal government  Appendix F: How changes in fiscal policy affect the budget: the feedback issue  Appendix G: Budget issues: state practices for financing capital projects  Index 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Finanças Públicas<br/> Orçamento Público<br/>Administração Federal<br/>Produtividade<br/>Financiamento<br/>Manual