IPMN Symposium on Performance Budgeting and the Politics of Reform
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Various systems to integrate performance measurement into budgeting are applied in
nations around the world. Governments at all levels have embarked on a journey into
performance measurement and management. Performance budgeting, and the
application of performance analysis in budgeting, is a topic of a considerable discourse
in the public management community. This symposium provides dialogue and comment
on efforts to integrate performance evaluation into the executive budget process at the
federal government level in the United States of America under the administration of
President George W. Bush. The experience of other nations also is addressed.
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