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090 _a7.01
_bH23627h
245 1 0 _aHandbook of public budgeting
260 _aNew York :
_bMarcel Dekker,
_c1992
300 _a735 p.
505 8 0 _tUnit I: The budget process
_t1. Budgeting: Theory, concepts, methods, and issues
_t2. Political dimensions of federal budgeting in the United States
_t3. Budgeting as a cultural phenomenon
_t4. Budget reforms
_t5. Comparative government budgeting
_t6. Teaching budgeting: an agenda for the 1990s
_t7. Public budget execution and management control
_tUnit II: budgeting fundamentals
_t8. Expenditure forecasting
_t9. Revenue forecasting: a learning perspective
_t10. Governmental accouting: an overview
_t11. The design of taxes
_t12. Tax expenditure control
_t13. Governmental auditing
_t14. Budgets, financial management, and computers in government
_t15. Productivity measurement
_t16. Economic impact of budgeting
_t17. Capital investment and budgeting
_tUnit III: appendices
_tAppendix A: A primer on gross national product concepts and issues
_tAppendix B: The macroeconomic effects of deficit spending: a review
_tAppendix C: Why do forecasts differ ?
_tAppendix D: Value-added tax issues for U.S tax policymakers
_tAppendix E: Pros and Cons of a separate capital budget for the federal government
_tAppendix F: How changes in fiscal policy affect the budget: the feedback issue
_tAppendix G: budget issues: state practices for financing capital
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_cMaria do Carmo Raphael
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_cQuiteria
999 _aConvertido do Formato PHL
_bPHL2MARC21 1.1
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