Performance budgeting resuscitated: Why is it still inviable?

Performance budgeting resuscitated: Why is it still inviable?

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Article ID: iaor19991556
Country: United States
Volume: 10
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 151
End Page Number: 172
Publication Date: Jan 1998
Journal: Journal of Public Budgeting, Accounting and Financial Management
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Keywords: management, government, performance
Abstract:

Performance budgeting had been tried once and failed. Is there any reason to believe that the new performance budgeting will work? After reviewing existing studies on performance budgeting, the paper proposes that two obstacles continue to undermine its success. They are the poor quality of performance measures and their rare acceptance by budgetary decisionmakers. Unfortunately, these two impediments result from the generic defect of performance budgeting: i.e., its attempt at both comprehensiveness and rationality. The paper concludes by suggesting ways by which performance measures can be better utilized.

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