Public Budgeting Systems: .

by Robert D. Lee Jr., Ronald W. Johnson, Philip G. Joyce

This is the new edition of a text which surveys methods of public budgeting in use in the United States at all levels of government. Separate sections deal with the processes of budget preparation, approval, and execution. Final chapters deal with the special topics of government personnel and pensions, intergovernmental relations, and the federal

Genres: Nonfiction, Teaching, Public Policy, Grad School, Textbooks

631 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Amber]

This is going to be my go-to book for teaching public finance for graduate students.

[Cody Scott]

Pretty damn dry and repetitive (even for a textbook) but absolutely full of useful information in a well-written manner that includes a lot of real-world political examples. This is one rental textbook that is worth buying.

[Hadiya]

clear and consise

[Kayla]

Wasn't too bad but I also don't want to read 60-page chapters. Break it up to manageable sections.

[Em]

need to review public revenue generation? how about budget schedules? actually, its embarrassing to uncover what i, a tax paying citizen, don't already know about the system.

[Marsha]

So far this is one of the easiest to read text books I've had. It's incredibly straightforward, enlightening and well organized.

[Jong]

Good Book

[Stephanie Clark]

Good textbook overall