Public Finance in Theory and Practice will provide students with an understanding of the economic role of government. The students will be provided with the tools to critically analyze problems/issues of the public sector using basic economic theory. The author takes a strong emphasis on policy analysis as a way to integrate theory. Integrated throughout the text is an international comparative perspective, allowing students to gain an understanding on various ways to organize government, create policies, collect revenue, and allocate funds. Unlike most public finance text in the market today, Ulbrich's voice represents a public choice approach.
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San Marino: Recent Economic Developments
The 11th Edition emphasizes that what you learn in the accounting classroom should correlate highly with what you must understand and apply on the CPA exam and as professional accountants.
This is a comprehensive textbook that is written through the eyes of the learner to prepare them for professional government and not-for-profit accounting practice and the CPA exam. *
This occasional paper describes the major reforms affecting the federal government of Argentina and the governmental accounting system in its migration to accrual accounting.
Orçamento participativo: leituras comparadas entre Brasil e Portugal
Shaping the Future for Primary Care Education & Training Project: Finding the Evidence for Education & Training to Deliver Integrated...
Financing Canadian Government: A Quantitative Overview
Strukturelle Auswirkungen des Steuersystems: Gutachten im Auftrag des Bundesministers für Wirtschaft