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2008
Government Budget Forecasting: Improving the State of the Art, J. Sun and T.D. Lynch FORECAST PRACTICES Federal Revenue Forecasting, R. G. Penner The State of the Art: Revenue Forecasting in U.S. State Government, K. G. Willoughby and H. Guo Forecasting State Revenues in Louisiana: From Dramatic Changes in the Oil and Gas Industry in the 1970s and ...
Thomas Lynch, Jinping Sun
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Government Budget Forecasting: Improving the State of the Art, J. Sun and T.D. Lynch FORECAST PRACTICES Federal Revenue Forecasting, R. G. Penner The State of the Art: Revenue Forecasting in U.S. State Government, K. G. Willoughby and H. Guo Forecasting State Revenues in Louisiana: From Dramatic Changes in the Oil and Gas Industry in the 1970s and ...
Thomas Lynch, Jinping Sun
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Mapping Government Budgeting Research: A Systematic Literature Review
International Journal of Public AdministrationGovernment budgeting is a classic and multidisciplinary field of research, making it challenging to keep track of its development. This article reviews the literature on government budgeting in three fields: public administration, political science, and ...
Jinhai Yu +3 more
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2008
The government budget constraint is an accounting identity linking the monetary authority’s choices of money growth or nominal interest rate and the fiscal authority’s choices of spending, taxation, and borrowing at a point in time. Whenever borrowing is the source of some fiscal financing, the government budget constraint also serves to link current ...
Eric M. Leeper, James M. Nason
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The government budget constraint is an accounting identity linking the monetary authority’s choices of money growth or nominal interest rate and the fiscal authority’s choices of spending, taxation, and borrowing at a point in time. Whenever borrowing is the source of some fiscal financing, the government budget constraint also serves to link current ...
Eric M. Leeper, James M. Nason
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Staff Papers - International Monetary Fund, 1956
THE FORM in which a government's budget is presented reflects to some extent official attitudes toward the various components of receipts and expenditures, and it also influences popular interpretations of the government's program. In this respect the treatment of capital receipts and expenditures is especially important. A number of countries maintain
Richard Goode, Eugene A. Birnbaum
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THE FORM in which a government's budget is presented reflects to some extent official attitudes toward the various components of receipts and expenditures, and it also influences popular interpretations of the government's program. In this respect the treatment of capital receipts and expenditures is especially important. A number of countries maintain
Richard Goode, Eugene A. Birnbaum
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Current Practices for Involving Citizens in Local Government Budgeting: Moving beyond Method
Public Administration Quarterly, 2003If citizen participation is considered a desirable aspect of good government, how should it be done? This article asks what method is most effective for regular citizen input into policy-making at the local government level from the perspective of ...
M. Berner
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Foreclosures and local government budgets
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 2014Foreclosures have been shown to have a negative financial impact on borrowers, lenders, and neighbors. It has also been argued that they have important negative effects on the budgets of local governments, but there is scant evidence supporting this claim.
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt, Tom Mayock
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Understanding Government Budgets
2019Public budgets follow rules of presentation and use terms that make sense to few outside the world of public finance. Moreover, practices vary widely among the thousands of governments across the globe, between federal, state, and local levels of government in the United States, and among nonprofit organizations, many of which provide services similar ...
R. Mark Musell, Ryan Yeung
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2018
This chapter presents the government budget constraint and analyzes several issues based on this accounting framework. Section 10.1 shows that the government budget constraint results from the consolidation of the Treasury and Central Bank balance sheets. Section 10.2 presents the conditions for the public debt to be sustainable. Section 10.3 addresses
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This chapter presents the government budget constraint and analyzes several issues based on this accounting framework. Section 10.1 shows that the government budget constraint results from the consolidation of the Treasury and Central Bank balance sheets. Section 10.2 presents the conditions for the public debt to be sustainable. Section 10.3 addresses
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THE NATION'S BUDGET AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S BUDGET*
The Journal of Finance, 1952s 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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