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On the Unfairness of the 'Fair-share Principle' for Health Research. [PDF]

Public Health Ethics
Wang VM.
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Budgeting and Budget Types

2022
This comprehensive Encyclopedia is an essential reference text for students, scholars and practitioners in public management. Offering a broad and inter-cultural perspective on public management as a field of practice and science, it covers all the most relevant and contemporary terms and concepts.
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Shrinking Budgets and the Shrinkage of Budget Theory

Public Administration Review, 1982
The federal budgetary process in the United States has been surprisingly resistant to change. Reforms come and go but certain budgeting "truths" seem inviolable. Despite changes in nomenclature, budget "systems" (such as ZBB and PPB), and the players themselves, the basic game has stayed the same. Budgeting is a largely decentralized political process,
B, Bozeman, J D, Straussman
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Tools for Simulation; Low Budget and No Budget

Techniques in Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 2019
Interventional Radiology (IR) incorporates a unique set of technical skills such as ultrasound-guided needle placement, inferior vena cava filter placement, and wire/catheter exchange, which are not easily attained in other aspects of medical training. Simple, low cost models can allow medical students and residents to attain these skills in a low risk
Benjamin J, May, Joe K, Khoury, Ronald S, Winokur   +2 more
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Budget Visual: Malaysia Budget Visualization

2017
Data visualization is an efficient method to analyze complex data. It eases the reader to identify data patterns. Based on the previous studies, countries such as United States, China, Russian, and Philippines have used data visualization method to present their budgets.
Nur Atiqah Sia Abdullah, Nur Wahidah Ab Wahid, Zainura Idrus   +2 more
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The Quantum Budget vs. Participatory Budgeting

Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, 2019
This paper compares two advanced approaches for involving citizens in matters of public funding – Participatory Budgeting (PB) and the Quantum Budget (QB). Participatory Budgeting is being practised as a way to allow citizens to have a say in which communal projects will get funded by governments.
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THE NATION'S BUDGET AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S BUDGET*

The Journal of Finance, 1952
s of Dissertations 487 for establishing common statutory objectives-definite economic goals. The federal objective of general welfare is too general for purposes of practical national budget building, although, of course, it serves as the basis for development of more precise objectives.
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Budget and Budgeting Process

2018
The budget is the government’s plan for revenues and expenditure; it enables the government to deliver services to the people and implement its development plans. The Afghan budget is composed of two parts: an operating budget and a development budget.
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Budget Rules and Budget Flexibility

2016
This chapter develops a simplified framework for conceptualizing budget control. It surveys the centrality of budgeting to organizational control, and focuses on the traditional model of public budgeting to better understand why its practices remain prevalent in government.
Michael Di Francesco, John Alford
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Budgeting for Results

The Health Care Manager, 2019
Budgeting is a mandatory yet misunderstood function in most organizations because of its current focus on estimating revenues and expenses. A budget should be a roadmap specifying in dollars and cents organizational goals and how management performance will be assessed.
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