implementing performance-based budgeting in republic of moldova
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Abstract
This article includes a research on budgeting based performance, and proposes a system of performance indicators that assess the linkage between the policies and annual budget law, the compliance of global budgeting performance to European principles in the area of public financial management, and the impact of public financing on economic growth. The analysis of performance indicators shows the linkages between the policies, and budgeting, as well as budgeting performance in compliance with European principles in this area.
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| Authors | ;Maria Ciubotaru ;Vasile Hincu |
| Journal | journal of nuclear medicine technology |
| Year | 2016 |
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