Management Policies in Local Government Finance

by J. Richard Aronson, Eli Schwartz

Written for all practitioners of local government finance, ICMA's Management Policies in Local Government Finance has long been considered the most comprehensive, most on-target text for local government managers, finance directors, and economic development planners and directors. Now in its fifth edition, this classic on financial management will help Develop new revenue sources, Design a budget process that includes performance reporting, Conduct strategic economic development, Understand debt management and bond sales, Use modern information systems to improve financial decisions, Meet the day-to-day challenges of financial management, from procurement to labor negotiations. Completely new chapters in this revised edition address school finance, cost-benefit analysis, enterprise resource management systems, procurement, cash and investment management, and risk and insurance management. All chapters have been thoroughly updated to reflect changes in federal and state practice, new professional guidelines, and underlying changes in global and national economies.

449 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1975

Reviews

[Tira]

Perhaps the dullest book I have ever read. Seriously coma inducing within the first two pages....ugh