Public budgeting: Unethical in purpose, produce, and promise

Public budgeting: Unethical in purpose, produce, and promise

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Article ID: iaor19931047
Country: United States
Volume: 4
Start Page Number: 667
End Page Number: 680
Publication Date: Aug 1992
Journal: Public Budgeting and Financial Management
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Keywords: government, politics, management, financial, organization
Abstract:

Public budgeting’s purpose is directly opposed to ethical decision making, for the players participate precisely in order to escape responsibility. Moreover, the very purpose denies the principle of reciprocity in human relations, outcomes devalue fundamental ethical principles, and the process depends on the rewards deceit. As a result, contemporary budgeting denotes an ethical deficit. The article concludes with an invitation to readers to respond with comments.

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