Budgeting in local government : Managing the margins / Howard Elcock, Grant Jordan and Arthur F. Midwinter

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Elcock, Howard

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336.39041 ELC

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Introduction - managing the margins; central government and local budgets; local politics and the budgetary process; changing budgetary structures; changing budgetary strategies; explaining budgetary outputs, George Boyne; from PPBS to value for money - still seeking for the 'Better Way'; conclusion - budgetary behaviour in the 1980's.

Summary: This is a discussion of budgetary processes in local government which includes public finance and accountancy as well as administration. It is intended for use by senior local government officers and students taking CIPFA and ICSA examinations.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 191 - 201) and index

This is a discussion of budgetary processes in local government which includes public finance and accountancy as well as administration. It is intended for use by senior local government officers and students taking CIPFA and ICSA examinations.

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